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The 1972 C-10 is in the shop for a comfort upgrade; installing a modern HVAC system, adding heat and sound dampening, and sharing a few wiring tips to keep Cream Puff running cool and smooth.
The 1972 C-10 is in the shop for a comfort upgrade; installing a modern HVAC system, adding heat and sound dampening, and sharing a few wiring tips to keep Cream Puff running cool and smooth.
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