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1976 C-10 Stepside Shortbox - Beagle's Build

C10 so it was worthless anyway but Obama sent it to heaven.
 
This is a build I can relate to. I also have a little Stepside truck that things have been getting done to in stages. Although I never planned on a 454/400 swap, it just kinda happened one day. I also agree that installing something with the intentions of later replacing it is a fine way of doing things. Removing a good part just means another project vehicle can receive it.
 
This is a build I can relate to. I also have a little Stepside truck that things have been getting done to in stages. Although I never planned on a 454/400 swap, it just kinda happened one day. I also agree that installing something with the intentions of later replacing it is a fine way of doing things. Removing a good part just means another project vehicle can receive it.
Build thread?
 
Lol, not so sure it's inspiring. I started with a rusted out 500 dollar truck and things have changed a lot, but still suffers in the cosmetics department.

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Lol, not so sure it's inspiring. I started with a rusted out 500 dollar truck and things have changed a lot, but still suffers in the cosmetics department.

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Cool. My story is similar. I started with a rusted out $1 truck and have done a bunch of work to get it back on the road. :waytogo:

What style of taillights do you have?
 
Cool. My story is similar. I started with a rusted out $1 truck and have done a bunch of work to get it back on the road. :waytogo:

What style of taillights do you have?

The tail lights are just some round trailer style lights I picked up cheap at the local hardware store, just because I thought they looked better than the big square stockers. I made mounts out of the stock brackets and relocated them a little lower.
 
The tail lights are just some round trailer style lights I picked up cheap at the local hardware store, just because I thought they looked better than the big square stockers. I made mounts out of the stock brackets and relocated them a little lower.

Ah. That explains it.

I do like round taillights... :thumb:

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This is a build I can relate to. I also have a little Stepside truck that things have been getting done to in stages. Although I never planned on a 454/400 swap, it just kinda happened one day. I also agree that installing something with the intentions of later replacing it is a fine way of doing things. Removing a good part just means another project vehicle can receive it.

Build thread?

I'm with him^.

Martin
 
Love it! I might just have to do that. What kind of wood and where'd you get the kit from?
 
Love it! I might just have to do that. What kind of wood and where'd you get the kit from?

No kit , stainless non polished strips and hardware from LMC.

The wood is beetle kill Lodge pole pine from Colorado. I personally picked these and had them cut buy a local saw guy before I moved from Colorado to Illinois.
I am sure you could get some beetle kill somewhere and have it shipped if that's what you wanted.
Paint is factory white, just in a hot rod flat.
Front bowtie panel is mar-k sold through LMC . Flat black as well.
 
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