FULL EPISODE | United Pacific 1971 Chevy C10 | CPP Presents Classic Trucks Week to Wicked

Transforming a tired truck into a true hot rod in 5 days is not the way most builds go. But the staff of Classic Trucks Magazine and a helping hand from Classic Performance Products (CPP), did just that! United Pacific Industries supplied the 1971 Chevy C10 for this installment of Week to Wicked, and the build crew blasted through the suspension, brakes, and drivetrain, upgrading the stock components with a long list of performance-minded equipment courtesy of CPP. Huge 14” CPP Pro-Series 6-Piston Performance Big Brakes stop the truck on a dime, a CPP 500 Series 14:1 sport ratio Power Steering box and Steering Linkage Kit sharpens response in the turns, and Totally Tubular Front Control Arms & Rear Trailing Arm suspension along with CPP’s new C10 Dual-Adjustable four-corner Coil-over system makes the truck handle and ride like a dream. CPP EFI fuel system components supply gas to the new V-8, for the long haul as well as the track, from a CPP Aluminum Tank that will also last a lifetime. Once the truck was on the ground, United Pacific came along and made it light up with all of their new offerings from headlights to taillights and everything in between.
Be sure to check out the week long build process!
For the complete story on this build: bit.ly/W2W-C10-UP
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[@PelicanIslandLabs]

These guys are animals.

[@vgslife9640]

I would love to have you guys work on my 87 long bed truck conversion..awesome work guys

[@CPPmaster]

Thank you!!

[@TheBernieCarrillo]

Nice work fellas! I was wondering where you guys went after the Alton building... I was the next door business neighbor.

[@terrancecartwright44]

What do you guys di with the old parts you all take of the truck?

[@jaimecastro4738]

Does anyone know the part number to the rear sway bar ???

[@dougcormack8240]

Is Old Air have anything to do with the old Hot Rod Air?

[@matt_1969ChevyC1o]

Not a torque wrench or bottle of Loctite to be found anywhere... Just wait until the impact slows down and send her home lol

[@ItzTheDay]

Why aren't these calipers included with your 68-72 A body PTK-4 kit? I would much rather have these billet aluminum calipers.

[@zacharytallman99]

If y’all every come across an old c10 manual linkage and foot pedal it lease let me no I’m looking for on for my old school 69 c10 truck I’m putting t5 Borg Warner to a 307 sbc currently need pedal linkage z-bar and fork but I’ll end up buying that once I buy the clutch kit

[@pebbleslmv9937]

what type of A/C BRAND

[@pyrolinn2088]

CAP-7211-I - Complete A/C, Heat and Defrost System
1967-72 Chevy and GMC Trucks, Electronic Control, w/ Indash Louvers (Heater Cab)
$1,620.00

[@timothyballinger6280]

Again awesome build but absolutely hate them wheels

[@petejoseph8257]

Why didn’t they just give them guys fire axe’s to disassemble the poor truck?

[@davevangemert2946]

Get rid of Johnny rockstar so we ca see the talent of the other guys.

[@joeh2401]

Messiest mechanics I’ve seen.

[@petejoseph8257]

Clown show.