This weekend, while listening to C10 talk out in the garage, I decided it was due time for a second C10 Theme Tuesday to follow the original post from 2013.
C10s have always a great platform to start with, but they have become particularly popular in the last three years or so. At this point they are, or at least are quickly becoming, the ‘new’ affordable classic truck.
In Ontario we’re lucky enough to have several cool ones floating around many of which are in this post. I have also included a few noteworthy examples from SEMA trips over the years, and a couple popular internet trucks for good measure.
This photo is a big reason I take a lot of dead on rolling shots, it’s so perfectFor those wondering this truck sounds as good as it looksThis truck was the subject of a SEMA Showstopper post from 2016, the subtle body modifications (especially the bed) are stellarAnother SEMA Showstopper, the (infamous?) Radial C10Really hope to see/hear about this truck running some dayI was, or rather am, a huge fan of phantom grills in the right application, and this is indeed the right applicationThe last SEMA build I’ll post, this behemoth belongs to Paul Tracy
And now for a brief video intermission:
What better way to tow your project C10, than with a second C10?This truck is sold now (I believe to a stateside owner) but what a finished product it becameThis is going back a few years but the truck is still around as far as I know and still awesomeThis truck was from Motorama a few years ago and was built for the same person who owned this previously featured Advanced Design TruckI have a decade old truck Magazine with this truck in it, miraculously the condition is the sameNow diesel-powered this C10 is a pretty awesome ‘rat’ truckI believe Carryalls actually carry their own chassis designation code, but for the sake of this post I will leave this one hereThe very first time I saw this truck was at SEMA, to my surprise a few months later it ended up here in OntarioThis truck has an impressive presence about it with wide rubber and a healthy motor underhoodClassic Car Studios ‘Tiffany’ was one of my favorite vehicles at the 2017 Detroit AutoramaSure it was also at SEMA but Autorama was my first time seeing the truck!
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