1970 Chevrolet C10

Embark on a journey through the heart of American craftsmanship with Texoma Classics as we meticulously restore a 1970 Chevrolet C10 in Sherman, Texas. This vintage Chevrolet C10 isn’t just a truck; it’s a symbol of rugged reliability and style, and we’re dedicated to bringing it back to its former glory. Join us on a captivating visual journey through the restoration process, where the spirit of classic pickups meets modern craftsmanship and innovation.

Restoration Progress

This pickup came in for some work on the doors, wiring harness and a new paint job.

Working on removing the entire wiring harness.

We have begun removing the interior upholstery.

We have gotten the bed and cab removed from the chassis.

The truck has been media blasted for a new paint job.

The cab, fenders, doors and hood have been epoxy sealed.

We cut out part of the support due to rust to replace with new strong metal.

Welded and ground down patch panels.

Kick panel and toe panel patch have been welded in.

The rear driver’s side cab corner has been removed to weld in a new corner.

The new cab corner for the rear driver’s side has been welded in.

The passenger side rear cab corner has been cut out.

The rocker panel on the passenger side has been installed.

We have gotten the rear passenger side cab corner replaced.

Epoxy sealed all the new patch panels.

We have the cab up on the rotisserie to finish up some weld’s underneath.

We have installed the wiper cowl.

We are doing some final body work to the rear of the cab. Also, we have welded holes and ground down passenger door along with the passenger fender.

The cab is in the paint booth being prepped for primer.

The cab has been sprayed with primer.

The doors and fenders having some body work done.

Wet sanding before the new paint.

The firewall and interior of the cab has gotten a custom paint color.

We installed body bushings and clean mounting hardware