Chevrolet's 1967 redesign launched the lower, wider, cleaner
"Action Line" generation, and the 1968 C10 carried that fresh sheet
metal into its second year while adding federally required side
marker lights. Once built to earn its keep, this generation has
become one of the most desirable families of classic American
pickups, with early examples prized for their crisp styling and
excellent hot-rodding potential.
Finished in driver-quality orange, this 1968 Chevrolet C10 brings
plenty of street-machine attitude without losing its vintage truck
character. A beautifully finished wood bed adds warmth and
craftsmanship, while 20-inch US Mags chrome wheels give the profile
a modern stance with plenty of shine.
Under the hood is a proven 350ci Chevrolet V8 backed by a Turbo 350
automatic transmission and column shifter. A Holley aluminum intake
and long-tube headers let the small-block breathe, while UMI
tubular rear control arms sharpen the chassis. Wilwood four-wheel
disc brakes provide serious stopping power to match the truck's
muscular presentation.
Inside, a custom black and white houndstooth cloth bench seat with
integrated cupholders delivers classic pattern and everyday
comfort. A billet steering wheel, tilt steering column, RetroSound
aftermarket radio, and sliding rear window round out a cabin that
respects the C10's roots while making it much easier to enjoy. This
is the kind of pickup that combines timeless Action Line sheet
metal, proven small-block power, and well-chosen upgrades into one
sharp cruiser.
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