This custom 1967 Chevrolet C10 pickup has undergone a meticulous,
no-expense-spared, frame-off restoration, with a powder-coated
chassis finished in a striking chrome bronze satin. Power comes
from a new GM Performance 6.2-liter LS3 engine rated at 525hp and
equipped with a Wegner pulley system, long-tube headers, a Wizard
aluminum radiator with dual electric fans and a custom 4-inch
intake system. The exhaust features a 3-inch stainless-steel system
with Borla XR-1 circle track resonators. Backing the engine is a GM
Performance 6L80E six-speed automatic transmission paired with a
3,000-3,400-stall converter, sending power to a Ford 9-inch rear
end with 3.73 gears and Positraction. The engine bay is fully
detailed and painted in Satin Blue Metallic, featuring Eddie
Motorsports billet hood hinges, billet hood stops, a smoothed
firewall by Vannatta Fabrication, a custom radiator filler panel
and a Ringbrothers billet hood latch system. Engineered for modern
handling, this C10 rides on a fully upgraded TCI Pro-Touring
suspension system, including independent front suspension, torque
arm rear setup, tubular upper and lower control arms,
rack-and-pinion steering and coilover shocks at all four corners.
Stopping power is handled by Wilwood 13-inch drilled disc brakes
with six-piston calipers, complemented by front and rear sway bars,
heavy-duty modular spindles, tubular trailing arms, a Panhard bar
and a rear torque arm. It's finished in a two-tone metallic blue
and white paint scheme, enhanced by LED headlights, LED front park
lights, LED taillights and upgraded mirrors with integrated turn
signals. Additional features include a relocated CPP fuel tank, a
custom tailgate system with Tre5 latches, LS Fab gas strut assist
and trunnion upgrades. The bed is finished with custom wood panels
and smoothed bed strips. This C10 sits on Schott wheels measuring
20x10 in the front and 20x12 in the rear, wrapped in Michelin Pilot
Sport tires for a bold stance. Inside, the fully customized TMI
interior is finished in distressed gray and features power windows,
a Vintage Air Gen 5 climate-control system and an E-Stopp
electronic parking brake. The cabin is further enhanced with a
shortened tilt steering column, a Billet Specialties 14-inch
D-shaped steering wheel, custom Ringbrothers billet dash and glove
box components, and Dakota Digital gauges. Audio and electronics
include a RetroSound stereo system with JL Audio speakers, a Lokar
billet brake pedal and a complete American Autowire harness paired
with a GM Performance controller kit. Cooling fans are managed
through a Dakota Digital control module.
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