1974 Chevy Super Cheyenne Fleetside Short Bed

Description for Chevrolet C-10 1974

1974 Chevrolet Super Cheyenne Short Bed Fleetside.
The body of this truck is EXCELLENT. Zero rust, EVER.
The truck sold local to me and has been in my town from new. 2 owners.
This is a very well optioned truck. PS, PB, AC (needs compressor rebuilt), tilt seat, two tone paint, tinted glass, sway bar, heavy rear springs etc...
It has been off the road since 2009 when it had paint and body work started. It is very straight and never in an accident. The paint has been "jammed" in the original color. Meaning the door jams, doors inside, rear of cab, front of bed etc has been painted in the original color. Two tone truck. Granada Beige and white. The side trim was removed and holes welded properly to paint the truck in a solid color. But could go back to original very easily.
Some new body rubber already installed.
The motor is original to the truck, starts right up and runs good. It sat for a while (2009) so I added a new edelbrock 1406 carb and air filter. I have the original carb and air filter. Also a new fuel pump.
When I got the truck a few years ago the trans was slipping. I had a local shop do a full rebuild of the original 350 trans last month. $1800 was spent to do it right. It was not my plan to sell their truck, but I recently purchased a restored truck.
Interior is original.
The truck has been lowered with CPP drop spindles and new springs up front and shackle reverse in rear. Sits good and drives well with no rubbing.
I have a set of rally wheels, included. I have a new set of exterior mirrors, original spare tire carrier and other miscellaneous parts I either bought or were take offs.
I have clear CA title for the truck and can ship anywhere.

On Oct-04-18 at 12:44:42 PDT, seller added the following information:

The chassis has been cleaned and painted. It has a hidden trailer hitch and third (LED) brake light in rear window. Bed is super straight, doesn't look like it ever hauled anything that would damage it. Nothing hiding under the primer. It is done right and won't take much to paint it.