Asking Price: $29,995
Pickup TruckThis 1976 Chevrolet C10 Scottsdale Stepside is a clean and maintained classic truck, showcasing a 350ci V8 engine and a Turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission. With a striking Copper Pearl exterior, an all-steel body, and only 85,666 actual miles, this truck offers a blend of vintage charm and modern functionality. The interior is comfortable and retains its original gauges, complemented by an updated stereo system. While the factory A/C is currently inoperable, the truck remains a reliable and stylish vehicle, ready for new adventures. This Scottsdale Stepside represents an excellent opportunity for someone seeking a classic square body truck with a well-preserved history. Micheal Svoboda is the COO of Driveway Deals and has a love for corvettes since middle school when he seen a 63 Split Window going through restoration.
Preview: Introducing this restored 1976 Chevrolet C10 Scottsdale Stepside, a classic square body truck featuring a 350ci V8 engine and a Turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission. This super clean short-bed stepside pickup showcases a striking Copper Pearl paint on an all-steel body, reflecting the truck’s high-quality craftsmanship. Powered by the believed to be original drivetrain, this northern farmtruck never left the farm until making its way down to Florida where it retained its ACTUAL mileage that currently reads 85,666. There’s so much to love about this truck.
Exterior: The exterior of this 1976 Chevrolet C10 Scottsdale Stepside is highlighted by its Copper Pearl paint, which enhances the truck’s classic appeal. The body is all steel, with no bondo, ensuring durability and authenticity. The chrome bumpers are in excellent condition, and the cowl hood adds a bold touch. The bed features wood planks separated by metal strips and is protected by a bedliner on the sides, back, and top railings. The truck sits on staggered black steel wheels with Belltech suspension, completing its distinctive look.
Interior: Inside, the truck boasts a nicely padded bench seat, offering comfort for extended drives. The GT Grant steering wheel is positioned in front of the original gauges, maintaining the truck’s vintage feel. An updated stereo system with AM/FM/Aux has been added, providing modern convenience while preserving the option to enjoy the natural sound of the 350 V8 engine. Although the factory-installed A/C is currently inoperable, the interior remains well-kept and functional.
Mechanical: Under the hood, the 1976 Chevrolet C10 Scottsdale Stepside is powered by a believed-to-be-original LS9 coded Chevrolet 350ci V8 engine. The engine is equipped with an Edelbrock intake manifold and Edelbrock carburetor, delivering reliable performance. The Turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission ensures smooth shifting, and the power is transferred to the 12-bolt rear end. The truck features true dual exhaust, power steering, and power brakes, enhancing its drivability and comfort. The undercarriage presents just how clean and well-cared for this truck has been throughout its life and it’s ready for many more memories to be made!
Overview: This 1976 Chevrolet C10 Scottsdale Stepside is a clean and maintained classic truck, showcasing a 350ci V8 engine and a Turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission. With a striking Copper Pearl exterior, an all-steel body, and only 85,666 actual miles, this truck offers a blend of vintage charm and modern functionality. The interior is comfortable and retains its original gauges, complemented by an updated stereo system. While the factory A/C is currently inoperable, the truck remains a reliable and stylish vehicle, ready for new adventures. This Scottsdale Stepside represents an excellent opportunity for someone seeking a classic square body truck with a well-preserved history.
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dennis6605 –
What is wrong with the AC?