This 1964 Chevy G10 short-wheelbase van is a genuine head-turner that commands attention at every car show—often the only van in the lineup. Powered by a 350 V8 with Powerglide transmission, Holley intake, and brand-new Holley four-barrel carburetor, it runs and drives flawlessly with headers, chrome valve covers, and a custom driveshaft. The 9-inch rear end, 7-quart oil pan, and mechanically sound drivetrain start reliably with zero leaks or smoke.

Cragar wheels sport fresh front tires (20 miles) and rear tires at 80 percent tread. The show-stopping two-year-old paint features airbrushed "Bad Moon Risin'" murals inspired by Creedence Clearwater Revival—era appropriate and eye-catching. The custom black vinyl interior features red diamond trim accents, black wood flooring, and a removable bed perfect for hauling motorcycles.

Hidden stereo with front and rear speakers plus custom interior lighting with multiple effects complete the package. Clear title, currently registered. Note: odometer inoperative, body shows some bondo ripples consistent with a "20 footer," speedo cable needed.