11,000 miles
1968 Chevy C20 Custom – To say that this C20 is “… definitely something you don’t see everyday” is an understatement. Even with the thousands produced, it is extremely hard to locate one with great patina and no rust. The builder of this truck set out to maintain the iconic good looks of this ’68 Chevy but like most, he desired a comfortable interior and a powerplant that could keep pace with modern traffic. The truck still retains the original Saddle & Off-White paint and original wood bed. While the interior looks original it features; new black Snowden seat, dash, door panels, door gaskets, floormat, steering wheel, retro radio, and several other small components. Under the hood you will find sound dampening insulation and an electric fan. But the most impressive thing you will find is a 4BT Cummins Turbo Diesel that was rebuilt 11k miles ago. The motor is paired with an automatic 4L80E Monster Trans w/ Compu-shift (CS2) and an Eaton Ho52 Differential. The electronic transmission is programmable and the previous owner states the C20 will do 20-25mpg on the highway. A complete list of features and options includes; 4BT Cummins Turbo Diesel Swap, Programmable 4L80E Trans, 2wd, 3/4 Ton, Transmission Cooler, New Fuel Cell, Vintage Air, Dakota Gauges, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Chrome Mirrors, Ceramic Tinted Windows, Vent Windows, Tachometer, Hayes Brake Controller, Full Spare, Rear Steel Bumper, Tow Package (7k lb), 16" Factory Steel Wheels (fresh powdercoat), and New Cooper Discoverer HT3 265/75/R16 Tires! Try to find another C20 that looks this great after 58 years and drives with modern day reliability.
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