In the spring of 1973, my Uncle Jack bought a 1969 Chevy C10 in Massachusetts. The original owner drove it across the country from CA. Inspired to look for a pickup by my father's 1972 K10 when Jack found the '69 it was love at first sight. For 47 years and 267,000 miles, the truck was a member of the family. Jack and my Aunt Martha took my cousins Kathy and Pam all over New England in that truck. It hauled everything from firewood to the girls' college moving boxes. In 1975, my parents drove their '72 across the ... read more >>

I used to drive past this truck each morning on my way to work, she was tank green and L60's all around and I loved it. Finally one day, I pulled into his yard and asked if he wanted to sell it. "I know your brother and he said you might want to sell it." He said, "I don't know where he got that idea and I don't want to sell." I gave him my card saying "if you ever want to sell please call me". Well, a year later he called and asked if I still wanted the ... read more >>

This truck had been sitting in a field for many years until the time finally came to bring it back to life. Simple 350 engine and automatic transmission. This was a father-son project and we utilized LMC for the majority of the parts used during the restoration. I would like to say thank you for the fast shipping and quality parts. Keep em’ on the road!🇺🇸

45 year owner, retired. Enjoying my Project '69. Thanks LMC for precision fit parts and excellent customer service. We did it.

Growing up in Arizona with a Greatest Generation, blue collar issue dad to whom brand loyalty toward trucks was in the DNA- You were either Ford or Chevy guy. Occasionally, you’d run into a Dodge type, but the old man was sure they were all "communists or something". He was all Chevy, unless you had money- then it was GMC. I grew up with a steady stream “FORD-means Figure on Repairs Daily.” Or "Ford, well at least they circled the problem". And all the rest. It wasn’t until I was older that I realized there were people going around ... read more >>

My husband and I restored this truck for the past two years. I lost my dad when he wrecked his '72 just before my 15th birthday and got killed. He was a painter and body man so I learned how to paint and I painted my truck myself in honor of him. My husband and I took it to Rod Run Fall 2022 with no intention of placing, but we ended up in top 25! It’s been a dream come true!

I bought this C10 in 2009 here in the Netherlands, Europe for €1500. It had been imported from California in 1991. Most of the cab was literally rotten away because of the rain and salt in the Dutch climate; cab corners, Rocker panels, floor, A-pillars, and even the roof above the window. So, that cab was unsalvageable. Luckily, I have a childhood buddy who lives in Riverside, CA who was kind enough to send me a cab with doors, which was absolutely rust-free. Then, the rebuild began, which took us about 4 years, and to see it out of ... read more >>