domsan c10 custom

[domsan]

the gas tank for auto gas LPG





the frame ready to paint

[domsan]

The first parts in color

[chevy_mike]

Man that is looking great. You are sure working fast... much faster then I am.

Keep up the great work and can't wait to see it finished.

[OARNGESI]

Really nice job so far

[Spray-Bomb]

Are you going to run LPG only or start it on gas & the switch to LPG ???

[domsan]

Originally Posted by Spray-Bomb

Are you going to run LPG only or start it on gas & the switch to LPG ???

no, I drive both. gas and lpg. for a further away, I use other gas and lpg
in our gasoline is very expensive, and if the truck as daily use them is a good way

[domsan]

the rear axle in paint and with airride

[domsan]

the front axle in paint and with airride








and the first time again since a long time with the cab

[threeonthetree]

looks great!
i really need to paint the rear end components on my truck.

[ERASER5]

Looking at the flag, I would have guessed you were from SOUTH Germany!

[mcbassin]

Originally Posted by ERASER5

Looking at the flag, I would have guessed you were from SOUTH Germany!

I was thinking the same thing.....there are a bunch of those flags flying here in Oklahoma too.



Domsan,
You are flying on this build. I can only imagine how many parts you can find for a 72 Chevy in Europe. Keep up the fine work!

[domsan]

Originally Posted by threeonthetree

looks great!
i really need to paint the rear end components on my truck.

thanks !

Originally Posted by ERASER5

Looking at the flag, I would have guessed you were from SOUTH Germany!

Hello! I like the southern United States.

i live in Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia

therefore the flaage !

Originally Posted by mcbassin

I was thinking the same thing.....there are a bunch of those flags flying here in Oklahoma too.
Domsan,
You are flying on this build. I can only imagine how many parts you can find for a 72 Chevy in Europe. Keep up the fine work!

Hello!

parts here in germany learn you can forget

Most parts we manufacture ourselves, or I do a buy in the Staates

I'm always where I also share by private people in the usa can buy and I also agree then send germany

but also over the last year in the United States a few people know

[domsan]

the bed




the steering





the new brake

[domsan]

the lpg tank





the door`s

the doors would be in an acid bath and then removed once painted immersion

[eagleuh1]

Your one damn skilled redneck. Excellent build. I like the fact you still do all this after halving to build most of your own sheetmetal. Most people would of sold it on ebay or CL by now. Can't wait to see it done. What kind of milage(Kmage) can you get out of that size tank. Thanks again for keeping some American steel on the road.

[domsan]

Originally Posted by eagleuh1

Your one damn skilled redneck. Excellent build. I like the fact you still do all this after halving to build most of your own sheetmetal. Most people would of sold it on ebay or CL by now. Can't wait to see it done. What kind of milage(Kmage) can you get out of that size tank. Thanks again for keeping some American steel on the road.

thanks !


I have the truck on ebay germany yes bought! I immediately took the truck well as daily driver!
The condition was I do not care, I like this work because it is then sometimes called to work

I've had worse projekte

my 34 chevy truck, which was worse
to time, I have it only once because dan 72 left

once the 72 chevy is finished I will be back in the 34 chevy go off

times here are pictures of my 34 where I had picked him



as you see has not much of this vehicle confessed, and had also bought a grille, but then I came to the idea of rebuilding the truck. than 50 'hot rod truck

time to put about 3 years working in it






on the lpg tank

come 94 liters / 24 gal gas inside and has a range of 600 km / 372 miles

[domsan]

first paint the cab

[domsan]

the new engine !
the engine is 350 chevy sb .030 over ,
edit crankshaft and pleule ,
trick flow cylinder head`s
edelbrock camshaft and bridge
and other changes . in the engine, I have a lot of work put inside



the motor in the frame with gear






the exhaust, a complete stainless steel plant with magna flow muffler

[domsan]

the cab on the frame

[mcbassin]

LOOKS GOOD! Man, you are moving fast!

[VA72C10]

Great work! Looking good. I'll be interested to see how low the rear sits with the bed on. I like the fact that with those cups you don't have to drill for airline in the frame. But I'm guessing the cups won't let you get nearly as low as without them...

[domsan]

Originally Posted by mcbassin

LOOKS GOOD! Man, you are moving fast!

Thank you!

for time is about 1 year working there in the truck
We are in the end, if everything works out of the truck is ready next month

Originally Posted by VA72C10

Great work! Looking good. I'll be interested to see how low the rear sits with the bed on. I like the fact that with those cups you don't have to drill for airline in the frame. But I'm guessing the cups won't let you get nearly as low as without them...

I did not want to make extreme frame work, the depth of the truck is ok for me. I am sure the truck would also lay on the ground, but unfortunately this makes here in germany the street with no

[domsan]

Preparation for paint

[eagleuh1]

Damn, guess we'll have to wait for a color shot. Time for a commercial. Who makes that fuel tank? and what kind of carb do you use to run on both gas and LPG? Thanks. Jim.

[nuke1]

great looking trucks you have there, good job.