We have owned this truck 26 years. I drove this truck for first 10 years and my son's drove it in high-school. In about 2015 we decided to do a frame off restoration. My wife and I finished it in 2021. We did all the work out of our home garage with the help of lmc. We enjoy taken it to cruise nights and car shows.

For the Love of Restoring Vintage Trucks and Automobiles, it is my son’s passion. My son, Jason, who has restored a number of vehicles decided to restore a vintage truck for me. We found this 1969 Chevy C10 step-side pickup in Towanda, Kansas. He started this frame off restoration March 30, 2017 and completed it on April 21, 2020. This restoration included a time gap from October 2017 through March 2018. Jason responded to a hurricane that hit the Virgin Islands. He returned to Wichita after the power was restored in Saint Croix and continued working on the pickup. ... read more >>

Stays in the Family My truck is a 1972 Chevy C-10. My grandfather purchased the truck brand new. Basically everything is all original up until the last few years. When I got back from deployment at the end of 2020 I told my grandfather I had to completely replace the entire wiring system in it, due to years of adding and taking away of various items i.e. CB radio stand alone back-up camera things of that nature. So since I decided to do that I also decided to upgrade all the lights to L.E.D replace all the trim and ... read more >>

Growing up in the late 70’s my dad had a 1970 Chevy pickup and I always dreamed of owning my own truck. In 2017, I bought a 1972 C-10 in rough shape with my dad’s support. He had just been diagnosed with cancer and knew that I could restore it. He told me, “Take your time and do it right”. I combined four trucks to build my complete frame off restoration along with pieces of my dad’s truck. I included the grill and 396 big block from my dad’s 1970 truck in my pickup. I spent three and half ... read more >>

It's a 68 c10 with an original 327 and original transportation. It only has 38 thousand miles on it. It still has drum brakes. I added hei headers, 3 core radiator and electric fan.

Wishes Do Come True My name is Cristina and I live in Ontario, Canada. When I was a teenager I remembered watching a movie made in the early 90’s about life in small town Texas on the final day of the school year in the mid-70’s. The movie was “Dazed and Confused”. There were a few big named actors, still unknown at the time. There were some really cool muscle cars being driven around by the teens, including a 1971 Chevy C10! The truck was a black short box with red interior, and I was in love!! Since watching ... read more >>

A Proud 68 Lives On My dad bought his new 1968 C-10 half-ton pickup when he and my mom lived in small town in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains. He paid $2,400 for it. Gas was cheap then, and it didn’t matter that the V-8 engine with a max 287 HP got a paltry 18 miles per gallon. A no-frills vehicle, it has no A/C, no power brakes, no power steering and three on a tree which seems to mystify today’s teenagers. That part of the world is off the beaten path so my folks didn’t put a lot of ... read more >>

My 70 Chevy I own a 1970 chevy k/10 4×4 long box 4 speed manual. I bought it local in Sept. 93 I'm only the second owner. Bought new local in February of 70. I  have the original owners manual. Mostly original, it has a 350 HO high rise manifold, it used to be a stock 307 CID.  Have original hub caps and the original black/orange spare 700-15. Looking to sell, not sure of true value. No rust or dents, all original body panels. Never wrecked and always garaged.

72 Chevy My son has always wanted a 72 chevy and always been a hard worker, from mowing yards, washing cars, to being a big hand in the family paving business he has earned it. Its been a few year project but we got it done before his 16th birthday, beautiful truck and hard working son.