Every time we go to a local car show, we find something that catches us by surprise. That’s what happened when we came across this immaculate 1968 Chevy C10 pickup owned by Matt Bever of Grand Junction, Colorado. Beautifully outfitted with top-notch performance components, we had to go in-depth with this build!
Made for Driving Chassis & Wheels
Bever's pickup is completely redone from the ground up in pro-touring fashion. Riding atop 20-inch American Legend Streeter wheels with Nitto tires, the C10 features all the chassis goodies you'd want in a pro-touring truck, including a 5/7 lowering kit, tubular control arms and disc brakes. These upgrades give it incredible versatility. It’s as ready for cruising around town as it is for canyon carving or autocross trials.
Powered for Fun
Right in line with its performance chassis, Bever's C10 boasts an LS3 engine under the hood. Backing the LS3 is a 4L65 automatic transmission for easy driving. With LS power and the suspension system to put it to good use, we can only imagine what this beast is like out on the road.
Tasty & Tasteful
Stunning from any angle, this C10 has a flawlessly-laid, custom-mixed Axalta Apple Cinnamon Twist paint scheme. And it doesn't stop at the body. Also coated in the custom mix are the entire engine bay and engine dress-up pieces, the front and rear bumpers and the grille surround. Even the Chevy Bowtie on the grille was sprayed to match, giving the truck one sleek look!
Adding to the overall gorgeous aesthetics of the truck are the custom interior and polished wood-slat bed. Inside, the truck features an immaculate “Tuxedo Tan” interior with a leather bench seat and door panels accented with billet accessories. The tan color continues out back to the truck's bed through blonde wood slats accented with billet rails, unifying the whole look.
One incredibly gorgeous C10, Bever's Chevy impressed more than just us at the Goodguys Colorado Nationals. At the event it won the LMC Truck-sponsored Chevy Truck Pick—a commendation with which we wholeheartedly agree!