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The '65 C10 Fleetside gets a coilover conversion that will slam it to the ground.
The '65 C10 Fleetside gets a coilover conversion that will slam it to the ground.
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S6 "'65 Chevy C10 Teardown"LT and Austin start the teardown process and make some upgrade decisions for Project Lo 'n Slo.
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S6, EP12 "Lo'n Slo Suspension"The '65 C10 Fleetside gets a coilover conversion that will slam it to the ground.
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S6, EP16 "Lo 'n Slo Gets a Turbo"Configuring a turbo setup on the '65 C10's 292 straight six.
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S6, EP17 "Lo 'n Slo Axle Build & Pearl Paint"The 1965 C10's patina meets a pearl that has to be seen; plus, it gets a locking differential conversion.
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S6, EP3 "Klassy K5 Mud Fun"The supercharged big block Blazer hits the trails in search of a big mudhole.
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S6 "Building a Custom K1500 Exhaust"LT shows how to build a custom exhaust, and Austin brings new life to a dull paint finish.
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S6 "Upgrading a K1500 5.3 Fuel System"The '88 K1500 AWD Chevy needs more fuel for the 5.3, so it's time to feed the beast.
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