Make:
Chevrolet
Model:
K10 CST
Year:
1967
Mileage:
747
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
California
City:
Los Angeles , CA
Zip:
90028
1967 Chevrolet K10 CST 4x4 sharp looking truck 747 Miles
This 1967 Chevrolet K10 CST 4x4 nails it with style and substance.
It's a sharp-looking truck with updated big block V8 power, an overdrive transmission, and an overall attitude that's ready for work or play. White is a timeless color, and so it's the ideal way to have a classic that you'll want to drive in modern times. And you'll appreciate how this one has the right gloss for a good glow in the sunshine. There are nice details such as clean headlights, pliable weather-stripping, good drip rails, and a smooth tailgate. Plus, the brightwork components like chrome bumpers and full rocker trim all add to the impressiveness. And nothing beats having real wood in the truck bed on a classic pickup. While this all looks quite stock, the VIN and RPO sticker tell the full secrets. This was actually born a 3/4-ton long bed pickup. So it was quite an extra duty machine from the factory, but it traded that versatility in during its restoration/transformation and gained the usefulness of a short wheelbase 4x4. One piece that did not change during the restoration is that this reminded a premium CST trim package. So you get some nice features inside, like the bucket seats with a jump seat console in-between. This restoration was all about keeping it vintage but fresh. So you'll like the look and feel of this sea of blue on the door panels, carpet, upholstery, steering wheel, and dash. Even the little things like the dome light and dash lights work. In fact, the only obvious upgrade you'll spot is the later AM/FM/cassette stereo, and its knob style looks right in a classic.
This 1967 Chevrolet K10 CST 4x4 nails it with style and substance.
It's a sharp-looking truck with updated big block V8 power, an overdrive transmission, and an overall attitude that's ready for work or play. White is a timeless color, and so it's the ideal way to have a classic that you'll want to drive in modern times. And you'll appreciate how this one has the right gloss for a good glow in the sunshine. There are nice details such as clean headlights, pliable weather-stripping, good drip rails, and a smooth tailgate. Plus, the brightwork components like chrome bumpers and full rocker trim all add to the impressiveness. And nothing beats having real wood in the truck bed on a classic pickup. While this all looks quite stock, the VIN and RPO sticker tell the full secrets. This was actually born a 3/4-ton long bed pickup. So it was quite an extra duty machine from the factory, but it traded that versatility in during its restoration/transformation and gained the usefulness of a short wheelbase 4x4. One piece that did not change during the restoration is that this reminded a premium CST trim package. So you get some nice features inside, like the bucket seats with a jump seat console in-between. This restoration was all about keeping it vintage but fresh. So you'll like the look and feel of this sea of blue on the door panels, carpet, upholstery, steering wheel, and dash. Even the little things like the dome light and dash lights work. In fact, the only obvious upgrade you'll spot is the later AM/FM/cassette stereo, and its knob style looks right in a classic.
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