1965 Chevrolet C-10

*355 engine with a 359 cam*350 turbo transmission built by David Whited with a shift kit and new converter*Truck was finished in August 2018

The 1965 Chevrolet C10 is a highly desirable classic pickup marking the penultimate year of the first-generation C/K series. Renowned for bridging the gap between utilitarian workhorses and comfortable daily drivers, the '65 model is an absolute favorite among collectors, custom hot-rod builders, and patina enthusiasts.

Key Specifications & Features- Suspension Innovation: Features an advanced front coil-spring independent suspension setup. This system dramatically improved handling and ride comfort compared to traditional solid-axle leaf springs.- Engine

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The standard motor was a 230 cubic-inch inline-6. Buyers could also upgrade to a high-torque 292 inline-6 or a 283 V8. Critically, 1965 introduced the highly regarded 327 cubic-inch V8 (producing 220 horsepower) to the light-duty truck lineup.- Transmissions: Most base models came standard with a 3-speed manual transmission shifted directly on the steering column (colloquially known as a "three-on-the-tree").