1981 Chevrolet C10 Custom

This 1981 Chevrolet C10 Stepside has been highly customized by the previous owner and is host to numerous modifications, including custom Cadillac taillights, shaved door handles, a custom sound system, and keyless entry. Power is provided by a rebuilt 2k-mile 350ci small-block Chevrolet V8 with a Holley intake and carburetor, and it is mated to a 4-speed automatic transmission. The C10 is finished in lime green over a custom black interior and is now offered with a clear California title in the seller's name.

The body is finished in Lime Green with black Rallye stripes on the hood and has been modified by removing much of the trim, shaving the door handles, installing keyless entry, and replacing the original "egg crate" grille with a billet unit. Other features include Lumen Halo headlights, custom Cadillac taillights, and a wood bed with a spray-on bedliner on the sides. The paint is noted to show some nicks on various panels.

Custom 5-spoke, color-matched 20" Eagle alloys are fitted with staggered-width Sunny SN3800 directional tires measuring 245/35 in front and 275/40 in the rear. Braking is managed by front discs and rear drums.

Interior trim consists of black leather bucket seats sourced from an E36 BMW 3-series, a custom 3-spoke steering wheel, Dolphin gauges inside a modified dash with a lower suede-covered panel, and rubber floor mats. A gallery photo shows scuffs and a crack in the upper portion of the driver-side door.
 

A Clarion head unit is also present and wired to an amplifier, Kicker speakers fitted in the doors, and a subwoofer housed within a custom unit between the seats. The odometer shows 999,999 miles, though this is not accurate and true mileage is unknown.

The rebuilt 350ci small-block Chevrolet V8 features chromed valve covers, a Holley intake and carburetor system, and a dual-exit Flowmaster exhaust system, and has run approximately 2k miles per the seller. Power is pushed to the rear wheels via a rebuilt 4-speed automatic transmission and rebuilt rear differential. The battery has been relocated under the bed.

Suspension modification gives the truck a lowered stance. Additional photos showing the underside are provided in the gallery below.