1975 C10 Build

[juiceman650]

Hey, whats up? I got a 1975 Chevy C10 I've been working on for a while. I got the truck for my 16th birthday and I've been working on it ever since. What I've done on it so far is raised it (previous owner decided to slam it), swapped some suspension components, body work, repainted, and did a custom sound system. I am currently working on the interior and getting all the final details (trim, emblems, etc.). I'm planning on adding some engine mods (carb, intake manifold, headers, and a new muffler), new rims (Coys, Foose, or Eagle Alloys), and maybe a nice drop. It has a GM Goodwrench 350 engine in it and I think it has the 350 transmission as well.
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SOUND SYSTEM:

[Pyro]

You've done a nice job with that truck, even got it back to a good ride height!

[juiceman650]

Originally Posted by Pyro

You've done a nice job with that truck, even got it back to a good ride height!

Thanks man! Yeah, I didnt like it slammed. Looked alright, handled like crap though.

[76highsiera]

what did u do with the swapped out suspension parts?

[luifer76]

truck looks good man....you should bagg it that way when you drive it you can raise it up stock height and when your not just lay it out if its bagged right the truck would handle nice and smooth....

[juiceman650]

Originally Posted by 76highsiera

what did u do with the swapped out suspension parts?

Old suspension was useless. Front springs were cut so they didn't work, all shocks were shot, rear-end has a flip kit that I was able to save.
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[juiceman650]

Originally Posted by luifer76

truck looks good man....you should bagg it that way when you drive it you can raise it up stock height and when your not just lay it out if its bagged right the truck would handle nice and smooth....

yeah, I was planning on bagging it after I got my new rims. At the moment I'm not going to be able to do any more modifications to it because I got t-boned in it, so I have to fix that.
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[juiceman650]

Well I haven't posted prgress on here in a while so I might as well continue now. Here are some pics of my stripped interior getting ready for all new sound deadner, insulation, carpet, seatbelts, etc.

[juiceman650]

Sound deadener, insulation, and installation items are all Second Skin products. The deadener is the regular Damplifier product, the insulation is the regular Heatwave product, and their adhesive.







Floor fully deadened:

[luifer76]

Nice work bro keep up the updates coming....

[Chris Guthro]

Veery Nice transformation! I like the color!

[juiceman650]

Originally Posted by luifer76

Nice work bro keep up the updates coming....

Thanks a lot man, I like the one in your avatar. What part of Cali you in? Will try to get some more pics tonight.
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[juiceman650]

Originally Posted by Chris Guthro

Veery Nice transformation! I like the color!

Thanks a lot man, I was debating whether to go with silver or black, but I fell in love with the silver.
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