Real Trucks! A tribute to our well-used 67-72 Chevy/GMC Trucks.
This video is dedicated to our weathered, but still proud beaters, workhorses, rot rods, shop trucks, and future
beauty queens in waiting. These trucks have taken 40 years of abuse and are still kicking strong. The trucks belong exclusively to member's of the 67-72chevytrucks.com message boards. Enjoy!
1968 Chevrolet C10 STK # 1079.mov
This boulevard bruiser started life as a 1968 Chevrolet C10. Now it is one mean truck packing a Doug Herbert 383ci V8 with less than 100 miles on it, backing up the 383 is a TH350 automatic with 1500 miles on it since rebuilt, out back filling the axle is a 4:10 rear gear. Custom touches included flame embossed door panels and headliner, shaved door handles, AM/FM/CD stereo system, 16 gallon fuel cell, Autometer gauges, and chromed out engine bay. With only 3,931 miles on this truck since it was taken off the frame and put back together. Custom rolling stock consists of 275/40/R20 front tires and 295/40/R20 rear tires on Boss Motorsports 338 wheels. Power brakes and power steering make this truck a solid cruiser. For more details on this vehicle or to inquire about financing please call us at 704-598-2130 or e-mail sales@streetsideclassics.com.
Chevy Cheyenne by Advanced Detailing Of South Florida
Another build by "Miranda built" from south florida, very tastefully done truck.
Detailing for the Connoisseur 954-632-1582
http://advancedmobiledetailing.net/
65Chevy pickup Longbed to Shortbed
This's my C10 longbed to short bed after spending hours of looking information how to do the job and working 3 months but I finished it.
1967 Chevy C-10 Custom Pick-up- Show Winner, Cover Truck!
1967 Chevy C-10 Custom Pick-up- Show Winner, Cover Truck! For Sale.
See details at www.classicpromenade.com or call Harry at 951.901.5088.
This is a California created masterpiece that was showcased on the cover of the July 2010 issue of Street Truck Magazine. This is a blown 427 cu in with 750 HP and 800 lbs-ft of torque made with 10,000 hand fastened rivets! The theme is WWII Bomber inspired and the attention to detail is superb throughout!
We're not known for selling many Customs, but this is an amazing truck! This is a tale of one man's dream: to make a show stopping, hugely fast and powerful custom that can be enjoyed in his garage, on the show field, at the races or driven to the grocery store. And was he successful!!
He started with a 1967 (although CA titled as a 1969) Chevy C-10 pick-up and performed a complete body-off restoration. He had created a custom made frame and drive-train so very little that remains is OEM. It has a custom air ride over the 12-bolt Chevy axle. He installed fantastic brakes using six-piston calipers up front and four-piston for the rear.
This is a no-expense spared custom with exceptional build quality. Frankly, we've not seen such fabulous workmanship on a custom. Especially the undercarriage! It's fabulous!
We strongly urge you to read the well detailed article from the Street Truck magazine article from July 2010 available on our website. This is a very well written review of the truck and its history.
This truck includes trophies and has won the 2010 Sweepstakes win and the Best Truck Motor at the Grand National Roadster Show in Pomona this year as well as the First in Class win at the Sacramento Autorama. We are sure that this truck will have many more wins in its future.
This is a tremendous opportunity to acquire a top-quality, show winning Custom Truck for a fraction of the cost to build. Will this be yours?
Blown Chevy Truck '66 C10- Walkaround1
Just checking things out. Need to keep an eye on the cooling system performance. Check out the Boost gauge ! Hits about 8 lbs. just cracking the throttle , motor zips right up to 5 grand easily.
Lemme know what ya think!!
