1983 Chevrolet C10 on 2040-cars
Naples, Florida, United States
ENGINE
418-ci LS-3 Engine
Coil Packs mounted behind wheel splash guard
Eagle 4.0-stroked crankshaft and rods
Mahle pistons
LS-7 Camshaft
LS-6 Oil Pump
West Coast aluminum cylinder heads
Comp Cams lifters, pushrods, roller rockers, springs and guides
Powermaster alternator
Be Cool Radiator
Custom Radiator hoses
Flex-A-Lite electric fans
Whipple 2.9L Supercharger
Holley 92mm throttle body
Intake integrated into the radiator cover
Aeromotive Dual Phantom Fuel system
Classic Performance products aluminum rear mounted gas tank
Concept One serpentine system
Granatelli Motorsports valve covers
Kooks headers
3-inch stainless exhaust with Borla mufflers
American Autowire wire harness
Performabuilt Level 3 4L60E Transmission
3.600-Stall FTI Billet torque convertor
Dinotech 3.5-inch aluminum driveshaft
GM 12-bolt rear end with Ford Bearing ends and narrowed a total of 5 inches
Moser axles and 4.11:1 gears
SUSPENSION
Frame boxed and shaved
Custom frame stiffener
Porterbuilt front and rear Extreme Dropmember
Classic Performance Products modular drop spindles
Firestone double convoluted bags up front and sleeves back in the rear
Ridetech HQ single adjustable shocks
Wilwood 14-inch disc brakes on all four corners with 6 piston calipers in the rear
Wilwood under-dash master cylinder with reservoirs mounted under cowl
Accuair E-Level Controller and air management system
Air lines and wires routed through frame
WHEELS AND TIRES
22 x 8.5 and 22 x 10 Billet Specialties Turbine Wheels
255/35 R22 and 285/35 R22 Goodyear Eagle F1s
BODY AND PAINT
PPG Envirobase Ford Golden Bronze and Pale Adobe
Full custom engine compartment with shaved firewall
Hood raised 1/2 inch on front and center peak raised to clear supercharger
1987 C-10 grille
Hitech LED turn signals flush mounted in headlights
Bumpers shaved, narrowed, chromed and mounted closer to body
One piece side window
Bead rolled sheet metal bed liner with custom wheel tubs and notch cover
U-Pol spray-on bedliner
Mac's Customs tie downs
Shaved emblems, wiper cowl, key holes, stake pockets, roof seams, cab seams, and mirrors
Blazer rear trim flush mounted on tailgate
Battery kill switch and jump terminals mounted behind passenger side gas door and Viair air gauge and Schrader
valve behind the drivers side
Lucky Stripe design pinstriping
INTERIOR
Factory bench seat reshaped and covered in Relicate leather
Custom headliner with trim, dome light and Garmin navigation
Cut pile carpet
Dash wrapped in leather
Door panels dyed to match upholstery
Dakota Digital VHX gauges
Ididit steering column
Billet Specialties Boost Steering wheel
Vintage Air A/C
Kenwood PXiBT50.2 controller
JL Audio ZR650CSi 6.5 two-way component speakers 13 TW5-313.5 inch shallow subwoofer and XD1000 amplifier
Custom audio box mounted behind seat
Dynamat sound deadening material
Optima Battery
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