1969 Chevrolet C10

This 1969 Chevrolet C10 Fleetside two-wheel-drive pickup was produced during the C10's "Action Line" second generation in General Motors's Janesville Assembly Plant in Wisconsin. It comes dressed in two-tone blue over a two-tone blue vinyl interior equipped with power steering, a bench seat, and an aftermarket Bluetooth-compatible Sony head unit. Power comes from a 350ci small-block V8 connected to a 4-speed manual transmission. Available now, this C10 long-bed truck comes with a clear title.

For the 1969 model year, Chevrolet altered the C10's front-end styling by moving the Chevrolet bowtie logo to the hood and installing a new single-bar grille between the headlights that spelled out "CHEVROLET." This particular C10 comes dressed in two-tone blue with the top of the cab and the middle of the body sides in the lighter shade and the rest of the body in the darker shade. Brightwork can be found around the grille and on the bumpers, body trim strips, door handles, and mirror housings. Additional details include halo-style headlights, side marker reflectors on the front and rear fenders, a black bedliner, and a tailgate stamped with "CHEVROLET."

The truck rolls on light blue wheels with chrome center caps and a set of whitewall tires.

Furnishings inside the single cab include black carpeted floorboards, a blue vinyl bench seat, two-tone blue door panels with embossed trim, and a two-tone blue dashboard. Equipment includes manual windows, power steering, a floor-mounted manual shifter, dual aftermarket cup holders, and an aftermarket Bluetooth-compatible Sony head unit with CD player and remote. Additionally, there is a two-spoke "low-profile" steering wheel and a foot-operated parking brake, both of which were new for the 1969 C10.

The black fascia plate on the dashboard surrounds a set of analog gauges that includes a 100-mph speedometer as well as readouts for the battery, coolant temperature, and oil pressure. The odometer shows 25,699 miles, but true mileage on the truck is unknown.

Starting with the 1969 model year, Chevrolet began offering the C10 with a 350ci V8. The 350 under the hood of this truck is topped with orange valve covers and a chrome Edelbrock air cleaner housing and connected to a dual-exhaust system. It sends its power through a 4-speed manual transmission and the rear wheels.

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