Chevy C10 Restoration and Features

The video follows the restoration of a 1971 Chevy C10 truck. The narrator discusses the history of the C10 series, highlighting its popularity and design features. The restoration process is detailed, including engine tuning, custom woodwork, and aesthetic enhancements like black graphics and an eagle mural. The truck is showcased, and potential buyers are considered, with a final sale concluding the project.

What years did Chevrolet produce the 'Glamour Series' C10 trucks?

• 1970 to 1975

• 1968 to 1973

• 1967 to 1972

• 1965 to 1970

How much did the team pay for the Chevy C10?

• $11,000

• $13,000

• $10,000

• $12,000

What was one of the initial tasks performed under the hood of the Chevy C10?

• Repainting the engine

• Changing hoses and belts

• Installing a new stereo

• Replacing the tires

What unique feature was added to the hood of the Chevy C10?

• A custom logo

• A chrome finish

• A black eagle mural

• A racing stripe

What color scheme was used for the Chevy C10's new paint job?

• Red and white

• Yellow and black

• Blue and silver

• Green with black graphics

What type of wood was used in the bed of the Chevy C10?

• Oak

• Maple

• Pine

• The original wood, re-cleared

What was the reaction to the completed Chevy C10's appearance?

• It was mean and nasty

• It was too flashy

• It was subtle and elegant

• It was too plain

What was the potential selling price range for the restored Chevy C10?

• $25,000 to $30,000

• $15,000 to $20,000

• $30,000 to $35,000

• $20,000 to $25,000

Who was interested in buying the Chevy C10 for their showroom?

• Lonnie

• Mike

• Ryan

• Kevin

What was the final outcome for the Chevy C10?

• It was returned to the original owner

• It was displayed in a museum

• It was kept for personal use

• It was sold to a buyer