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Old 01-01-2011, 02:52 PM   #1
stealth_weapons
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Stealth_Weapons 63 project

NEW NEXT LEVEL STOPPING APPARATUS INSTALL ON POST 31&32


What I have here is a 63 C10 with a 350sbc, saginaw 4 speed, short wheel base, fleetside. the truck was purchased in Lenexa,KS last October and i have loved every second in it. My wife found the truck online while i was trying to sell my 08 Subaru STi and looking at an 06 G35 Coupe. She thought it would be nice to have a family project that we can all get involved in. What a great woman. We sold the STI bought the C10 and drove it home that day!

mod list follwed by most current pic then future plans

ENGINE
350 SBC
Edelbrock 600cfm carb
Edelbrock Intake mani
Edelbrock vale covers
Summit 100amp 12SI Alternator
GMPP 2800cfm electric fan w/ adjustable thermostat (180-240 degrees)
TruKool aluminum radiator
Universal Overflow bottle (temp until i decide on a fancier model)

INTERIOR
Hurst Shifter
New carpet (installed before i bought truck)
Reupholstered seat
Lap belts (my cruising buddy is 4 so i needed some safety restraints)
Tach (unsure of brand)
3 Gauge pod (oil pressure, water temp, ammeter not used)
*****I just Recieved an order form Brothers (see post 17)*****

EXTERIOR
Semi-flat black paint
Red steelies (225/60s up front 275/65s out back)
"Euro" headlights (got the from LMC and they are wonderful, light output is outstanding)
New tailgate chains ( Christmas gift from my wife, p'coated black)
New tailgate trunions
New pivot bolts for chains
New hood brace sponge pads
Auburn Tigers license plate WAR DAMN EAGLE!!!!!

DRIVETRAIN
Saginaw 4 speed
CPP front springs (2 or 3 inches not sure)
CPP rear springs (4 inches)
POL 2 wheel disc brake kit(slotted/x-drilled rotors), power booster, master cylinder, stainless brake lines- waiting install
POL Tubular upper and lower control arms- waiting install
POL Sway Bar(front)- waiting install
POL Tie rods, ball joints, etc...- waiting install
Stock 12 bolt rear
Cab back frame and trailing arms were cleaned, sanded, and then coated in Rustoleum undercoating

most current pic is of the new parts from POL being installed!!


FUTURE PLANS
Rear end swap- i found a 12 bolt 6 lug from a 70 C10 with 3.07s near by for $225 so i'm gonna check it out and possibly buy it
Wheels (if i have enough $$ left over from above purchases) i have 2 in mind 1st choice is the KMC BRODIE/2nd KMC SLIDE (black)
(later down the road)
Seats- i found a nice 40-20-40 set up http://www.discountvantruck.com/truc...seatsLotus.htm
In bed fuel tank
Window Tint
Decent stereo nothing too over the edge or flashy
Paint- here's the problem my wife and i have different tastes in paint for this one. she wants an all flat black look (which i like but it is a little too common) i want a nice 2 tone (colors undecided thininking a copperish color on black (gloss or flat)
Updated wiring- unsure which brand to go with
Engine- probably a built 350
Trans- unsure- i like the ease or crusing in an auto, but nothing beats the feeling of shifting gears

here's the "old" car i sold for the C10



shot of the Tacoma in the background


and what the Tacoma got sold for

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