The Stovebolt Site Forums Welcome! Welcome Centre 1967 c10

Hi Everyone? I am not knew to the bolt but have not been on like i use to. Since I got rid of my 64 chevy pickup a couple years ago. I was sharing awhile back about getting another truck. Thought I had a 64 c20 but deal didnt work out and then was trying to get a 61 apache but never happen. So I finally found something. Like title says I got me a 67 chevy c10 lwb. No motor in it but got a rebuilt 350/350 to put in it. Plans are to make it a daily driver. Not gonna tear the whole thing apart but work on lil things over the time.
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Welcome back,
Looks like a great project!! 67's have nice lines! What direction are you thinking, slammed? stock? custom? Looks like it is pretty solid. Here in MI trucks like that are long gone, rusted away because of the salt they use on the roads to melt the snow in the winter months. Keep us updated with your progress. Gary

Welcome back! Solid truck! Keep us posted with your progress will ya?

Jerry

I will keep updating lil at a time. Body has some lil dings but not many. The hood need hammered down on the driver side if you notice on pic. Passenger side bed close to the cab is dented in and some on the cab but nothing that couldnt be worked out. As for rot some in the interior cab rockers but not rotted through. But it is solid truck. The suspension has alot of dirt on it and gunk, will replace some suspension parts later down the road once its ready to be driven. There was a ton of dirt in the cab when i first got it. But I been cleaing it alot. As far as directions goes. With me things change alot. I dont plan on bagging it. Not for me but is cool. I want to lower front 3" and rear maybe 4" but 5" tops. I still want to use it as a truck but not to its full max. I want to keep the paint Original. I guess a low budget build for this one being I am really tight on money. I have owned alot of old cars/trucks but most I never finished and sold/traded. Lost alot of money into them that I never got back. So this truck is the newest one I have ever owned. Oldest being a 1939 dodge pickup. Makes me appreciate an old 60's truck. They are affordable compared to the older years. But in the END its all about the 72 and older Stovebolts. Thanks for letting me share. This is the very FIRST SITE I ever logged into. I believe since 2003. Hope to get alot of encouragement.