Features The Official 60-66 C-10 Chevy Truck Picture Thread

Some from the HHR this past weekend.

 

That green stepside is a beauty, I saw that WAY BACK IN JUNE!
Come on guys where's the C-10 love.

 

Saw this one today at a cruise in... it is like a super nice version of my truck, it is even a long bed.

 

Beauty!

 

Nor-Cal

 

In the late 90's, I dragged this running/driving (283/PG) beauty home for $125.00.

A ton of sheetmetal and 2 spools of wire later...

Sold it to a guy that converted it to propane and ran it that way for years.

 

Gorgeous, original style truck...

 

a short step I saw, inline 6 still... sharp ride.

 

blue and white step...

 

a nice green and white fleetside

 

Nor-Cal

 

From Bowling Green This weekend. There’s more pictures in the thread that is linked in my signature

 

A few I saw over the weekend:




... and the engine, which was a nicely original looking 283(except for the alternator - not sure when the trucks switched):

 

Sign said it is a 409:

 

a few more I have seen out in the wild over the past few months:

 

1962 c10

 

My old 64.

 

Had to have someplace to put the fishin poles… ‍

 

I recently finished my dads '66. He had this truck most of my life. I learned to drive in this ole truck many many years ago.

 

I learned to drive in my older brothers' 64 long/wide/292 w/compound 4 speed in 1969.
It never looked that cool though!

 

My dad bought this new 1 week before I was born in 1961, C-10 CarryAll, 283 with 4 speed and barn doors in the rear.

 

That sucker is just plain wicked. Well done.

 

Hiya folks,

anyone following this thread have any engine compartment shots showing a V8 radiator mounted in a 1964-1966 Chevrolet C10?

I am trying to install a V8 radiator for my 1965 Chevy C10 so I am looking for engine compartment photos of the radiator area to contrast and compare as I sort out how it all goes together.

(baffles, radiator clamp, seals, shrouds, oh my!)

Post them here or send me a PM... or I can send my email to you.

Thanks.

-Woog

 

I got the radiator in... with hard to find hoses and assorted hardware...

I call this my 'artistic night work shot'.

The hanging light and the ramps belonged to my dad... good thing he taught me a few things in this driveway.

While I was in there I had to make a mount... for the transmission cooler mount... which, considering all I had was a vice, a big hammer and some drills along with some flat metal from the hardware store. It turned out pretty nice(with only one fixable screw-up).



cuz... old trucks are fun...
(repeat until believe)

right?

It sorta fits:


That radiator is so tall, I think maybe it adds front down force... (jokes).

So, after all of this... I went to a favorite local Italian place... back on the road again.


Happy Wrenching folks.

-Woogeroo