What a build. This 1963 Chevrolet C10 is a proper old-school American pickup with all the right visual presence, but with the sort of modern mechanical package that makes it easy to use and enjoy.
Finished in blue and built in right-hand drive, it has the stance, the attitude and the road presence you want from a classic C10. It is not being sold as an original truck, and that is exactly the point here. This was clearly put together to be a usable and enjoyable classic pickup, with plenty spent in the right areas.
Under the skin it runs an LS drivetrain and transmission, and it runs very strong. That modern powertrain gives the truck a completely different level of usability compared to a stock-period setup, while still keeping the unmistakable character of a proper 1960s American pickup. The upgraded brakes are an important part of the package too, making this one feel far more sorted and confidence-inspiring on the road.
It sits on air suspension, which gives it a seriously good stance and adds to the overall appeal of the build. The wood-lined loadbin finishes the look off properly and suits the truck perfectly. It has that clean, purposeful style that works without trying too hard.
Inside, the truck has a modern interior along with upgraded gauges, and everything presents as a fresh build. The air conditioning is fitted and working, which makes a big difference in our climate. The windows, wipers, lights and gauges are all in working order, which is exactly what you want in a vehicle like this.
The engine number is on record and matches the papers, which is always an important point on a modified classic. This is not just a showpiece with presence. It is a get-in-and-go classic pickup that was built to be driven and enjoyed.
If you have been looking for a C10 with proper usability, modern performance and real presence, this is the one to buy.
Located in Shere, Pretoria East for viewings per appointment only.
Contact Dehan La Grange on:
dehan@vintagecarssa.co.za |
082 386 7184 | 012 051 3054
Stock number: #293
