'72 C10 Electric Hatch Build for Raised Bed Floor - Supercharged LS Swap Chevy Truck Ep. 19

You've watched us throw this 1972 Chevy C10 on to a brand new GSI chassis. We got it sitting down on its frame with the help of Airlift performance air ride set up. We smoothed out our firewall to be the perfect backdrop for our Whipple supercharged LS3, with our custom valve covers made by our friend JC Customs. We made an entirely custom interior, with a hand fabricated dash, all wrapped and upholstered by Lee from E3 customs. We even hand formed our bench seat. We got it all wired up, sending power from our Holley terminator to our pro dash and everywhere in between. Then we sat it down our a custom set of 3 piece Vossen wheels. We built and raised bed frame. Chopped some expensive wood to build a bed floor. Now there's only one step left. The cherry on top of the icing, on top of this cake.

We're building an electric actuated hatch to give us access to all of the good stuff below the surface of the bed. Our friend Chucksee sent us some of his actuators to make sure we can pop this thing open with just the click of a button. But before we can even think about how this hatch is going open, we have to build out the door. Which means fabricating hinges, a frame, and designing the look of the panel.

With the hatch done, there's only one thing left to do, and that's deliver this truck to the customer. So make sure to stay tuned for the final walk around.

Now that this truck is done, we're able to turn our focus back to the Godzilla swapped Lincoln Continental and the twin turbo LSX Chevelle. So make sure to subscribe so you don't miss all the other insane builds we have coming for ya!