'65 C10 SWB Build
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Just wanted to see what it would look like with the new 29" wheel/tire setup.
This is as low as it will go with the factory trailing arms and no c notch.
Planning on running the PB stage 2 deluxe rear, so I'm sure it will do down another few inches.
also, the motor is pretty much ready to go in.
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Parts are piling up, but no PB setup yet. 4-6 week build time apparently :/. I probably should have just made all the pieces myself. Oh well, already paid for.
CPP Disc brake setup
ECE LS motor mounts - these things are heavy duty.
CPP Disc brake setup
ECE LS motor mounts - these things are heavy duty.
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Just got shipping notification on suspension parts! Hurray!
Anyway, both sides of the cab look like this at the moment. About to start installing nearly $500 in patch panels (super inexpensive compared to many classic cars).
Anyway, both sides of the cab look like this at the moment. About to start installing nearly $500 in patch panels (super inexpensive compared to many classic cars).
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Keep the pics coming !!!
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So my measurements were quite off this morning. Had to add a few small patch pieces. Driver side is mostly in. Tomorrow I'll finish up the footwell while I wait for the lower A pillar patch from LMC.
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You have to find a c60 grill, then swap buckets, then drill out all the rivets and weld in new mounting plates to move the "Chevrolet" emblem inside the grill. Probably a lot more work than most want to do, but yes, looks a thousand times better than the factory 64-66 c10 grill