Mike's 1969 Chevy C10

Photo from the day I purchased it

Purchase day, the interior has some serious work. Besides aesthetics, the heater controls were broke, no headlights, difficult to crank windows, etc...

Day after I bought it I gutted the interior, and began weeks of rust treatment, rust inhibitor spray, primer, and paint.

Slowly but surely making progress.

Beginning of a solid month of paint work

Finally, some progress. New doors seals, vent tubes and vents in.

Sound deadening, carpet pad, kick panel and floor carpet installed. Began wiring for glove box light, cigarette lighter, and installing of stereo.

Polk tweeters installed in dash

Made a custom panel to house (2) Polk 5-1/4" under the stock grill.

Rebuilt and repainted an old gauge cluster with a new face plate. Rewired the wiring harness for full gauges and swapped new senders and an oil pressure line from manifold into cab. Everything ran perfect right from the start!

Made some custom boxes for (2) 8" Polk subwoofers and an amplifier under the seat.

Interior complete! Lots of work paid off!!

Painted the grills of some Polk 6x9's to match the interior color.

Not bad for my first time at fitting a new seat cover.

New stereo, rebuilt and painted gauges, heater controls, wood steering wheel, knobs, pedal covers, and emblems. All in all, about 4 months of weekend and evenings, but it sure is nice inside!

And now onto the leaky transmission and tired old 307!

My inspirational image - someday, someday it will be this badass!