For Sale: 1972 Chevrolet C10 in Concord, North Carolina for sale in Concord, NC
Vehicle Description This 1972 Chevrolet C10 has the kind of appeal that comes from a real truck that can be put to real use, and it still has a cool honesty that turns heads no matter at a cruise-in or a hardware store run.
A truck like this is a real treat.
After all, these long beds were built to be workhorses.
But this one has the crisp and clean look of respect.
The factory-correct Dark Olive paint was refreshed about 10 years ago, and so it gives off a pleasant gloss without being overly flashy.
And the white on the bumpers, tailgate lettering, and painted wheel w/hubcaps come together to give this the subtle look of a classic two-tone.
It's all about a well-earned dignity that doesn't need too much flair.
Instead, it proves its quality with fundamentals like the straightness of the body panels and smooth action of the doors.
The interior keeps the green and vintage themes going.
There have been some investments made inside, but nothing looks out of place.
For example, the seat has been upgraded to the western-style pattern that came on the premium C10s of this era.
And the door panels are also done to match.
A smooth dash pad, good gauges, and a clean floor are all part of this honest package.
Even the Delco AM radio is there for display.
And the dual-spoke steering wheel has the textured feel that's pure vintage cool.
The honest style continues with the look of the 307 cubic-inch V8.
This is a year-correct block, and on such a true vintage machine, it's hard to believe it's anything but original to the truck.
But originality does not mean missing out on care.
And the way this fires up easily, idles nicely, and pulls strong reaffirms the respected history.
There's a column-shifter three-speed manual transmission to give you the right old-school control.
And everything from the modern tires to the trailing arm rear suspension make this easy to take out on the road.
This is the C10 that can make lumber run on Saturday, and then you can take it to go get ice cream on Sunday.
It has been maintained correctly to remind you of a hard day's work, and best of all, you can pick it up at a workman's price.
Call now!.
A truck like this is a real treat.
After all, these long beds were built to be workhorses.
But this one has the crisp and clean look of respect.
The factory-correct Dark Olive paint was refreshed about 10 years ago, and so it gives off a pleasant gloss without being overly flashy.
And the white on the bumpers, tailgate lettering, and painted wheel w/hubcaps come together to give this the subtle look of a classic two-tone.
It's all about a well-earned dignity that doesn't need too much flair.
Instead, it proves its quality with fundamentals like the straightness of the body panels and smooth action of the doors.
The interior keeps the green and vintage themes going.
There have been some investments made inside, but nothing looks out of place.
For example, the seat has been upgraded to the western-style pattern that came on the premium C10s of this era.
And the door panels are also done to match.
A smooth dash pad, good gauges, and a clean floor are all part of this honest package.
Even the Delco AM radio is there for display.
And the dual-spoke steering wheel has the textured feel that's pure vintage cool.
The honest style continues with the look of the 307 cubic-inch V8.
This is a year-correct block, and on such a true vintage machine, it's hard to believe it's anything but original to the truck.
But originality does not mean missing out on care.
And the way this fires up easily, idles nicely, and pulls strong reaffirms the respected history.
There's a column-shifter three-speed manual transmission to give you the right old-school control.
And everything from the modern tires to the trailing arm rear suspension make this easy to take out on the road.
This is the C10 that can make lumber run on Saturday, and then you can take it to go get ice cream on Sunday.
It has been maintained correctly to remind you of a hard day's work, and best of all, you can pick it up at a workman's price.
Call now!.
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