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BlueChipCal · 08-26-2020, 06:09 PM

It does have a certain charm the way it sits doesn't it. But, this isn't that kind of build.

I have a C4 corvette that I bought as a donor for this project. The plan is to use as much of it as I can to keep costs down.

I do love the look of the bench seats and was toying with the Idea of reusing it. But in the end this truck is going to be a canyon carver and will need some decent buckets to keep me behind the wheel. I think the only thing I will end up using from the original truck is the cab hood and fenders.

08-26-2020, 06:09 PM	#4
BlueChipCal Registered User Join Date: Aug 2020 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 24	Re: Hello from the flaming coast. It does have a certain charm the way it sits doesn't it. But, this isn't that kind of build. I have a C4 corvette that I bought as a donor for this project. The plan is to use as much of it as I can to keep costs down. I do love the look of the bench seats and was toying with the Idea of reusing it. But in the end this truck is going to be a canyon carver and will need some decent buckets to keep me behind the wheel. I think the only thing I will end up using from the original truck is the cab hood and fenders.