How about some pics of bagged C-10's

[lowdownstar]

i like it! cool truck


Ray

[Jimbabwe]

Very cool.

[augiep9]

Does anyone have pictures and tips for a homemade four ink setup for these trucks?

[Dinos63]

step side is cool!

[cubber]

More progress, I guess it's officially "bagged", but I got a lot more to do!

[Mad Rods]

Tore mine down for Re-Build but here is the rolling chassis.


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[hdirtbiker94]

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[Jimbabwe]

Whatcha' doin' different Mad Rods?

[Mad Rods]

Originally Posted by Jimbabwe

Whatcha' doin' different Mad Rods?

PB 1"Narrowed Tubular Arms, PB Trailing arm Xmember. Currently working on repainting motor and trans and working on Cab. Gonna replace the rockers and weld up some holes as well as figure out what I'm going to do as far as trans cover.
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[stevencvn72]

Just finished up. If it were nicer in the Northwest, I'd get better pictures. Here's a list of the works since it's always nice to know what folks are riding on. There really isn't as much of a rake as it looks in the picture.

'72 Disk Brake transplant with McGaughys drop spindles,
2500 & 2600 airlift bags
5 gal air lift tank
VU-4 Manifold with 3/8" lines
Single Viair 444 Compressor
CPP C-Notch with 1.5" blocks
7 Switch Controler
15X7s with 215-70-15 Firestones set on the fender wells the same time the crossmember sits on the deck.

[cubber]

I really like it, nothin like a good stepper
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[broey]

supremes look good too!

[Desert.Chevy]

96 pages of Awesome trucks!!

Lets see some more pictures everyone.
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[Rochlow]

Originally Posted by stevencvn72

Just finished up. If it were nicer in the Northwest, I'd get better pictures. Here's a list of the works since it's always nice to know what folks are riding on. There really isn't as much of a rake as it looks in the picture.

'72 Disk Brake transplant with McGaughys drop spindles,
2500 & 2600 airlift bags
5 gal air lift tank
VU-4 Manifold with 3/8" lines
Single Viair 444 Compressor
CPP C-Notch with 1.5" blocks
7 Switch Controler
15X7s with 215-70-15 Firestones set on the fender wells the same time the crossmember sits on the deck.

Im really digging the supremes and skinny white walls..

[stevencvn72]

Originally Posted by Rochlow

Im really digging the supremes and skinny white walls..

Thanks! I always liked how the skinny whites gave the illusion of a bigger wheel without the "modern" look of big wheels.
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[Rochlow]

Do you have any more pictures of the truck? Did you have to use spacers in the rear to bring the rear wheels out?
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[stevencvn72]

Originally Posted by Rochlow

Do you have any more pictures of the truck? Did you have to use spacers in the rear to bring the rear wheels out?
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Nah, the wheels have a 3 1/2" back space which brings them out a bit and the truck has a '72 rear end which is a little wider than the '67s. All the pics I have since I bagged it are in the garage and aren't the best. Here's another since you were interested in the the spacing in the rear.

[Rochlow]

Ok.. That makes sense in the rear. Truck looks great!

[PBFAB.COM]

4WD K5 blazer conversion running Porterbuilt Dropmember system up front and 4-link built by Air Ride Equipment out back.

[PBFAB.COM]

Another cool Porterbuilt Equipped C10... Dropmembers front and rear.

[ibanezer]

That blazer is so awesome just the way it is.

[cubber]

Originally Posted by ibanezer

That blazer is so awesome just the way it is.

Just as I'm getting close to the end of my project, now I want a blazer, lol.
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[mygmctruck]

Tell me how on earth do you drive these trucks when they are so low to the ground ?
I can only vision hitting every high spot in the rd .

[JNJchev77]

Originally Posted by mygmctruck

Tell me how on earth do you drive these trucks when they are so low to the ground ?
I can only vision hitting every high spot in the rd .

They have air suspension that is fully adjustable to accommodate different road conditions.

[PBFAB.COM]

Originally Posted by mygmctruck

Tell me how on earth do you drive these trucks when they are so low to the ground ?
I can only vision hitting every high spot in the rd .

You wouldn't be able to drive them at the height shown, but as mentioned, they have adjustable air suspension systems that allow the vehicle to raise for adequate ground clearance.