1966 Chevrolet C10 Custom

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

1966 was Chevrolet’s year. In the endless pickup truck war between Ford and Chevy, the 1966 C10 won this battle with dominating sales. Along with great styling and modern Fleetside or fendered Stepside beds offered in two lengths, the C10 broke from convention with independent front suspension and coil spring rear suspension for a superior ride. 

This 1966 Chevrolet C10 Fleetside had been upgraded with a 350 cu-in V8 crate engine featuring a four-barrel carburetor, billet pulley system, chrome dress-up parts, headers, and dual exhaust, backed by a Muncie four-speed transmission. The Pearl White body features shaved handles, filled-in turn-signal hood, tinted glass and fitted bumpers, while the long eight-foot bed has a polished oak long floor with stainless rub strips. Inside is a Teas Design bench seat, air conditioning by Vintage Air, Dakota Digital instruments, tilt steering column, Pioneer CD stereo, and power windows. It rides on Billet Specialties alloy wheels and Yokohama tires, backed by power steering and disc brakes. This C10 Fleetside is the class of ’66. 

Highlights 

• 350 cu-in Chevrolet crate engine with four-barrel carburetor 

• Muncie four-speed transmission 

• Headers and dual exhaust 

• Air conditioning by Vintage Air 

• Dakota Digital dash 

• The chassis number (C1546S163094) decodes as: 

  • C – Two-wheel drive 

  • 15 – Half-ton long bed series 

  • 4 – Pickup truck 

  • 6 – Model year 1966 

  • S – St. Louis assembly plant 

  • 163094 – Sequential build number starting at 100001 

Features 

• Finished in Pearl White 

• Headers and dual exhaust 

• Bright engine dress kit 

• Billet pulley system 

• Power steering 

• Power disc brakes 

• Polished oak bed with stainless strips 

• Teas Design bench seat 

• Power windows 

• Tilt steering column 

• Pioneer CD stereo 

• Shaved handles 

• Filled turn signal hood 

• Tinted glass 

• Fitted bumpers 

• Yokohama tires 

• Billet Specialties wheels 

 Known Imperfections 

• This 1966 Chevrolet C10 Custom pickup is presented in modified condition showing 2,700 miles, however, the true mileage is unknown  

Ownership History 

Formerly in the collection of Ardell Brown, a noted Utah car dealer, enthusiast, and chairman of the Utah Concours d’Elegance.

Additional Notes 

A Broad Arrow Group Consignment Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner of this vehicle.  

Contact: William Cooper  Phone: 469.463.4542  email: wcooper@hagerty.com