Custom 1967 Chevrolet C10 Stepside Small Window

Description

The second-generation Chevrolet C Series trucks, introduced in 1967 and produced through 1972, quickly became icons of American design. Early C10 models stood out with their sleek, car-like styling featuring an extended nose, a refined grille, a streamlined cab, and a flush-mounted tailgate latch. Designed by Harry Bradley, the bold aesthetic was later toned down in favor of a more utilitarian look as the series evolved.

1967 buyers could choose between Fleetside or Stepside beds, as well as short (115-inch) or long (127-inch) wheelbases. Engine choices included inline sixes or a 283- or 327-cubic-inch V8, with a manual or automatic transmission. Various rear axle ratios allowed for further customization.

But what truly set the C10 apart was its comfort. Built on a ladder frame with coil spring suspension, it delivered a smooth, car-like ride. And inside, it offered a surprising array of convenience and power features for the era.

Revolutionary in its time, the early C10 remains a highly sought-after classic today. And this customized 1967 C10 Stepside — with its updated powertrain, killer paint, and one-year-only small rear window — will definitely turn heads at car shows and cruise nights.

Highlights 

• Unique ’67 C10 Stepside small window with great paint and a killer stance 

• 350 cu-in Chevrolet V8 crate engine with low miles 

• Four-speed 700R4 automatic transmission with overdrive 

• Finished in Orange Pearl with a Black/Tan interior 

• Front disc brakes 

Features 

• 20-inch front, 22-inch rear Raceline wheels 

• 255/35ZR20 front, 285/35ZR22 rear Falken tires 

• Headers and dual exhaust system with turndowns by axle 

• Custom aluminum cluster face with 100-mph speedometer, oil pressure, coolant temp, voltage, and fuel level gauges, plus a central 5,000-rpm digital tachometer 

• Pioneer stereo with console- and kick panel-mounted speakers 

• Hand grenade shifter handle 

• Grant GT steering wheel 

• Custom bedliner 

Known Imperfections 

• A few scratches in the paint 

• Minor paint peeling on front bumper 

• Very minor brake line leak 

• Could use a tune-up 

Included 

• Keys 

Ownership History

The Massachusetts seller of this 1967 Chevrolet C10 Stepside has owned it since August 2015. The consignor states, “This truck was purchased in California. It has only been garaged in Massachusetts for five years and taken out in summers only. This truck has spent most of its life in California and is rust-free.”