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    Matt turned the C10’s timeless good looks up to 11 with some tasteful body mods, 1-piece windows, and a spectacular PPG Victory Red paint job. A complete Classic Performance Products coil-over suspension system serves up the perfect California rake.

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    A Goodmark cowl-induction hood adds extra attitude and gives the Chevy big block some necessary breathing room.

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    Matt says he’s not that good at wiring, but you’d never know it by the looks of the perfectly executed engine compartment. The pickup’s 502 HO crate motor wears a pair of Chevy Bowtie valve covers along with some beautifully polished engine jewelry.

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    The no-nonsense interior sports a black leather bench seat with ostrich inserts and a custom glove box cover Matt made to hide the Sony stereo. It’s a look that pays tribute to pickup’s original hardworking aesthetic.

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    Look up and you’ll find the C10 has no headliner. Matt used a small spray gun to bring the exterior’s crimson finish into the cab.

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    No doubt about it, Matt’s truck has the horsepower to haul the mail, and the payload space to haul just about anything else. Look closely, there’s a secret hidden in the hardwood truck bed.

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    Since the C10 lost its factory cab-mounted fuel spout, Matt fills the truck’s custom fuel cell via an inconspicuous port in the truck bed.

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