Specifications

Make

Chevrolet

Model

C10

Year

1971

Mileage

4,187 miles

Engine

350 c.i. V8

Transmission

4-Speed Automatic

Type

Pickup Truck

Exterior Color

Black & White

Description

Experience the bold style and custom character of classic American pickup trucks with this impressive 1971 Chevrolet C10 short-bed. Showing just 4,200 miles, with the mileage noted as TMU, this C10 combines iconic vintage truck styling with modern performance upgrades and a distinctive custom presentation. Finished in a striking two-tone Black and White, the exterior gives this C10 an unmistakable custom look. The back-dated front fascia enhances its classic appearance, while the massive 22-inch Centerline wheels give the truck an aggressive stance and contemporary presence. Chrome and polished accents throughout complement the clean two-tone finish and emphasize the C10's unmistakable lines. Under the hood is a replacement 350ci V8 paired with a 700R4 four-speed automatic transmission. Throttle body injection provides modernized fuel delivery, while a custom exhaust system gives the V8 an appropriately muscular character. Power steering and front disc brakes improve drivability and stopping performance, making this classic pickup considerably more enjoyable to drive than its original configuration. Inside, the cabin is finished in black vinyl upholstery and features a Billet Specialties steering wheel that complements the truck's custom character. An Old Air climate control system provides modern comfort, while the custom stereo system adds entertainment for cruising. The interior strikes a balance between vintage truck character and carefully selected modern upgrades. With its short-bed configuration, replacement 350ci V8, 700R4 automatic transmission, two-tone Black and White finish, 22-inch Centerline wheels, and extensive mechanical and interior upgrades, this 1971 Chevrolet C10 is a standout custom pickup. Blending classic Chevrolet styling with modernized performance, comfort, and attitude, this C10 is built to turn heads wherever it goes.