Summary

Fresh frame-off restoration. New paint, Painless wiring, fuel tank relocation, 4” lift sitting on 35' BFGoodrich All Terrain tires with new Rancho shocks and stabilizers. Powered by a 350ci crate engine mated to a 4-speed manual transmission.

Details

This 1972 Chevy K20 Custom Deluxe 4x4 pickup recently underwent a complete frame-off restoration. This original California truck is all matching-numbers except for the engine, which was replaced with a Chevy 350ci crate engine attached to a 4-speed manual transmission. This truck is finished in Hugger Orange and white two-tone paint job placed on a laser-straight, rust-free body. All exterior bolts were replaced with a Totally Stainless kit throughout the truck, and a new spray-in bed liner was applied to the bed. Currently, this truck sits on a 4” lift with new 35” BFGoodrich All Terrain tires on powder-coated Kelsey Hayes wheels. This pickup has been well-optioned with brand-new air conditioning, full white-faced gauges with tachometer, power steering, below-eyeline mirror, new dual Rancho front steering stabilizers, dual horns, modern push-button radio with Bluetooth, front tow hooks, all-new tinted glass, interior lamp switch, new front and rear Rancho Rs5000 shocks, heavy-duty battery, and new chrome bumpers in the front and rear. The interior was covered in Dynamat throughout. The stainless fuel tank was relocated under the bed with the fill position relocated within the side bed. All-new Painless wiring was installed throughout the truck, and a custom rear hitch was installed to accommodate the rear fuel tank.