Project C-10: Going, Stopping and Turning

By Tim Baillie of HzEmall Customs

Now that we have installed our suspension system (last issue), it’s time to make this thing turn, stop and actually drive. We are installing our Flaming River bolt-in Power Rack & Pinion Kit and Baer brake system, having our rear end overhauled (be quiet, you know who you are) and getting the drive train mocked up.

Now it’s time to tear it all down and start getting everything painted and powder coated. We will also be starting the body work, including smoothing out the firewall and getting our ‘67 C-10 dash installed.

Please check out www.projectc10.com for expanded coverage including more pictures of the project and more information on our partners.

Tim Baillie is owner of HzEmall Customs in Surrey B.C. and serves as Project Manager for this publication. You can reach Tim at 604-888-6568 or tim@rpmmediaprojects.com

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