Parts you wish existed for the 67-72 C10?

[ho70]

radio delete clips

[toolboxchev]

How about the radio delete plate itself also.

[67C10Step]

How about custom horn buttons?
Does someone make a decent setup to turn cigarette lighter to USB charger? If not, that would be great.

[BigBird05]

I would like a remote windshield washer bottle that would fit where the gas tank used to be, that the old gas tank filler neck would attach to. Then I wouldn't have to weld over the hole.

[samkost]

Originally Posted by 67C10Step

How about custom horn buttons?
Does someone make a decent setup to turn cigarette lighter to USB charger? If not, that would be great.

Yes they do.
This has been discussed here before.
https://www.cnaweb.com/usb-cigarette...BoCjy4QAvD_BwE

Another style:
https://www.amazon.com/Ginsco-Charge...92482410&psc=1

[jdalexa84]

How about radio delete plates.

[franken]

The OP fails at the start by saying C10. Clueless. Even better after reading about space.
Spend a few hours learning about these trucks, then BS about what you want to say or do.
As far as odd deletes go, I have ideas.

[Andy4639]

Head light and washer switches and the round pieces that go with them.
Ac vent balls custom styles. Oh and the outside cowl vent bracket and arm.

[6T7 C10]

A 15" original style steering wheel for 67's and 68's.

[68 TT]

Originally Posted by 6T7 C10

A 15" original style steering wheel for 67's and 68's.

I second that one. You would have to print it around a steel core though so that would get really complicated.

Maybe 3-D print the mold for the 15" wheel. You could take the cracked up stock one apart and rework it to the 15" diameter then re-cast it in the 15" mold.

[68bowtie]

Originally Posted by franken

The OP fails at the start by saying C10. Clueless. Even better after reading about space.
Spend a few hours learning about these trucks, then BS about what you want to say or do.
As far as odd deletes go, I have ideas.

Soo... anything to contribute?

I would think some mock emblems would be cool. Maybe scaled up or down, different colors, to be used for shelf/wall art, gifts, etc. or how about a scaled model of your actual truck?

[68 TT]

How about the air diverter door inside the A/C system air selector duct assembly.

Right now you have to buy the whole assembly to replace just the cracked plastic air diverter door inside the assembly.

I haven't been able to find a used one that isn't cracked.

I have resorted to fabricating one from metal because I refuse to spend $100 on a new assembly, even if I take all day making one out of metal. I am a trained machinist and certified journeyman metal fabricator so it could take me more than a day to make that POS

Got the old one all measured out and put into AutoCAD. Just need to start building it.

[special-K]

Tool & stowage door. Years ago a guy reproduced them in fiberglass or plastic. Exact replica in a never rust material. They were inner/outer bonded. If printing the pieces is too expensive maybe just the mold to make as the earlier reproductions were

[chewychevy67]

Originally Posted by special-K

'67 GMC glovebox emblem.

That's a good one

[mrtoni]

I wish there was a rear sliding window for 67-72 suburban a think Hickey style.

[68Gold/white]

3rd's on 67-68 C-10 hub caps.
Maybe one or two variations of a hidden fuel cap.

[flashed]

I think a major vendor on this site has plans for a Radio Delete and Clips .

[dmjlambert]

I would like a beverage holder for my engine. Mount it on the driver side inner fender and hold 2 quart bottles of oil and 1 quart of Lucas upper cylinder lubricant fuel treatment.

[68Stepbed]

A simplified version of this frame brace that still uses the original trailing arm crossmember.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/s...SABEgJjlvD_BwE

[chewychevy67]

I would love a set of these 8 track tape holders but with gm on them instead of a bowtie. I have a hard time putting a bowtie in my gmc. I would probably be the only taker for them though lol.

[siggyfreud]

Originally Posted by Andy4639

Head light and washer switches and the round pieces that go with them.
Ac vent balls custom styles. Oh and the outside cowl vent bracket and arm.

I would assume that LMC and the like already make the headlight switch knobs and the round pieces, but maybe I'm mistaken.

Restomod air makes some wicked billet custom vent ball styles, though they're very expensive. Perhaps an opportunity to have some custom styles but in plastic instead.

Ty for the input.

[siggyfreud]

Originally Posted by 6T7 C10

A 15" original style steering wheel for 67's and 68's.

This would be a tougher one to prototype via 3d printing, as the printer would have to be very large. The one I'm aiming maxes at 13.5". There are others in the same price range that print larger, but you give up dual extrusion, which might come in handy for more complex builds that require special support materials.

[siggyfreud]

Originally Posted by franken

The OP fails at the start by saying C10. Clueless. Even better after reading about space.
Spend a few hours learning about these trucks, then BS about what you want to say or do.
As far as odd deletes go, I have ideas.

I'm sorry, I thought I pissed in my own cheerios this morning, but I must have missed and hit yours.

I said C10 because I have one in the garage that I can work hands-on with. Technically I should have said, "parts you wish existed for the 72 C10" because depending on the part it may fit a more limited range than 67-72. Failing to recognize nuances is why you end up with eBay ads listing body panels for all 5 years, when they may only fit a few. Much of what I end up making may fit a broader range (C20, 4wd models, years outside of 67-72), but I'm starting with what I have physically here that I can test-fit items on.

If you want to participate, great, I welcome the input. If not, kindly please go lecture the kids on your grass or the clouds blocking your sun.

[siggyfreud]

Originally Posted by 68 TT

How about the air diverter door inside the A/C system air selector duct assembly.

Right now you have to buy the whole assembly to replace just the cracked plastic air diverter door inside the assembly.

I haven't been able to find a used one that isn't cracked.

I have resorted to fabricating one from metal because I refuse to spend $100 on a new assembly, even if I take all day making one out of metal. I am a trained machinist and certified journeyman metal fabricator so it could take me more than a day to make that POS

Got the old one all measured out and put into AutoCAD. Just need to start building it.

I'll PM you once I have the machine up and running. I'd be happy to slice your CAD and try and print with it and mail it to you for testing.

[siggyfreud]

Originally Posted by dmjlambert

I would like a beverage holder for my engine. Mount it on the driver side inner fender and hold 2 quart bottles of oil and 1 quart of Lucas upper cylinder lubricant fuel treatment.

Very niche, but very doable haha.