1967 Chevrolet C10 Restomod from the tuner Detroit Speed!

Recently updated on February 3, 2021 at 07:10 am

Every day we are with so-called Restomod conversions almost showered. It is difficult to keep track of things and often mistaken the vehicles even among each other. Some modifications and ideas are simply too similar. But Detroit Speed shows that there is another way. And with one 1967 Chevrolet C10 pickup im showy Seafoam Green. An unbelievable vehicle, and not just because of its striking Painting in combination with the white roof guaranteed, not with someone else mistaken becomes. Typically Restomod, Detroit Speed ​​has also tried to put as many components as possible in at first glance series status to leave. But if you take a closer look you will see that almost no stone has been left unturned.

1967 Chevrolet C10 restomod

The 1967 C10 with short loading area and side steps has a beautiful clean body with Chrome details and inside one white interior with black Accents. And in our opinion, this combination couldn't be more successful. But let's stay briefly with the changes. The C10 was in part of unnecessary ornamentation freed and only shows up in profile chrome door handles and Rearview mirrors. Normally it is absorbed by the C10 Chrome strips about the complete Vehicle length. But not anymore. The front is against it almost unchanged and at the rear too, the series remains with the chrome-plated apron as well as the big one Chevrolet lettering largely true to the tailgate. Essentially only that has been changed tail lightsthat now by small LED spotlight are replaced and a very modern one Light unit can of course also be found fore. It is also worth mentioning that load area. It shows up with the Original wood, but that has clearly been worked up and is in New condition shows

350-ci (5,7-liter) V8 under the hood

Incidentally, the C10 stands on ultra-modern, beautiful Detroit Stell alloy wheels in the 20 inch format, which particularly impress with the highly polished rim wells and the matt star. The wheelset is equipped with General G Max Slippers. And the wheelset is already an indication that under the hood it is quite safe no Series engine tinkering. Because the C10 wears a typical one, as expected Motors swap to stroll! The old 250-ci (4,0-liter) flew out, and was powered by means of 350st (5,7 liter) V8 replaced. The new engine is on 4-speed overdrive automatic coupled and performs measured 397 PS. Definitely an announcement in an old C10! And of course a modified chassis has been installed to bring the performance onto the road appropriately and the unmistakable Lowering to realize. In this case you bet on modified series chassis and no completely new. If we get more information about the changes, there is of course an update for this report. You will be informed of this if you simply do ours Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!

Photos: Detroit Speed ​​Inc.

1967 Chevrolet C10 Restomod Pickup with V8:

• Year 1967
• Basis: Chevrolet C10 (1960 C / K series, "C" stands for 2WD and "K" for 4WD)
• Restomod conversion
• Tuning by Detroit Speed
• fully restored
• 250-ci in-line engine removed and replaced by ATK Stage 3 350ci 5.7L V8 crate engine with 375 PS and 540 NM (measured 397 PS)
• Paint in Seafoam Green (sea foam green)
• white and black houndstooth interior
• Weiand Speed ​​Warrior aluminum inlet, Quick Fuel 680 cfm carburetor, Holley fuel pump
• Power Steering
• Servo braking system
• Standard suspension with revised geometry
• 20 inch Detroit Steel rims in a Chevrolet pickup design
• General G-Max tires
• Retro sounds stereo with bluetooth connectivity
• Classic Industries Ads
• Original wooden loading area in restored show condition (short bed)

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1967 Chevrolet C10 Restomod from the tuner Detroit Speed!

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