1968 C10 Build Episode 6

The body of our C10 has quite a bit of rust on it, so we went over to our friend Ben VanEperen at No Coast Custom and Rod Shop for some help with the C10 rust repair.
After the initial diagnosis, we decided to brace the cab to keep it stable, as we are completely removing the floor. Once everything was braced, we started the C10 body work installing our new 67-72 C10 floor.
Next we adjusted the doors and got to work on the 67-72 C10 rocker panel replacement. With the rocker panels in place, we moved on to the C10 rust repair by fitting a C10 cab corner replacement and 67-72 C10 cab support replacement.
We saved so many hours and probably some days by conducting the rust repair this way. We still have a lot of body work to go, but it feels great getting that much closer to having a cab that’s not completely full of rust.
0:42 Rusty C10
1:53 Bracing for C10 Cab Repair
12:57 67-72 C10 Floor Pan Replacement
17:07 67-72 C10 Door Adjustment
19:00 67-72 C10 Rocker Panel Replacement
21:11 C10 Cab Corner Replacement
Parts from this episode:
AMD 751-4067-1R 67-72 C10 Lower Rear Door Pillar, Right Hand www.speedwaymotors.com/AMD-75...
Dynacorn 1102BU Door Pillar Rear Lower RH 67-72 Chevy www.speedwaymotors.com/Dynaco...
Dynacorn 1102BS Door Pillar Front Lower RH 67-72 Chevy www.speedwaymotors.com/Dynaco...
Dynacorn 1102BT Door Pillar Front Lower LH 67-72 Chevy www.speedwaymotors.com/Dynaco...
Speedway 67-72 Chevy Pickup Rocker Panel Kit www.speedwaymotors.com/Speedw...
Dynacorn 1114E/1114F Outer Cab Corners, 67-72 Chevy Pickup, Pair www.speedwaymotors.com/Dynaco...
Dynacorn 1107E 1967-72 Chevy C10 Pickup Complete Floor Pan www.speedwaymotors.com/Dynaco...
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[@johnbehneman1546]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I LEARNED A LOT ABOUT PAINT AND BODY WORK.

[@DEADIKATED]

Glad My 72 lived it’s life in CA and My Grandfather took good care of it too

[@dennisjoseph629]

Great video. Not a magic show like on cable t.v. Takes lots of time and tries your patience.. One of my favorite stages of restorations. After 35+ years, still have some handy tips to learn about.

[@johnbehneman1546]

THANK YOU DYNACORN !!!!

[@johnbehneman1546]

I LOVE IT!!!! TOTALLY AWESOME FABRICATION SKILLS!!!! GREAT VIDEO AND THANKS FOR SHARING!!!!

[@gerhelwinters1967]

I guess I was lucky I just bought an old truck from a wrecking yard & switched cabs, it was very clean.

[@DuplicitousMoxie71]

thanks for uploading this guys. It really helps understand how this is done in order of operation. Keep posting these vids!

[@izaiaspereira821]

Só pintor automotivo As adoro esses carro antigo preciso trabalhar

[@rickdalessandro3063]

Would love to know how many hours you have to do all that body work

[@speedwaymotors]

So would we! I don't think we counted, but definitely spent a lot of hours on it!

[@rickdalessandro3063]

I ask because I have a 71 suburban in similar condition, trying to get a budget lined out on what it’s going to take before I jump in blind

[@jimmysapien9961]

What are the metal tab cab holders called & where to purchase them ?

[@davidalexander3651]

Where’s the rest of the build?

[@jimmysapien9961]

Next episode 7

[@andrewhayes5353]

Why replace the whole floor? That’s funny

[@saltyoperator7435]

To me… keeping a old vehicle alive with some hard work, patience and a bit of money is way better for the environment then just scraping it and melting it into a new pos new vehicle