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September 27, 2024
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HISTORY RECOVERED
Having already gathered a number of special Fords in his collection, Tennessee’s Kayo Erwin was more than pleased when he first located a ’63 Ford Galaxie lightweight. It was in relatively good condition and certainly ready for a complete restoration, although not all was as it seemed. What Erwin didn’t realize was that beneath the numerous layers of paint were the remnants of true history, and if not for the vision of Erwin’s wife, Brenda, the dramatic finding could have been wiped away forever. Ready to chemically strip the body of its outer layers, Brenda’s concern over what might be hidden beneath led Erwin’s restoration team to take a more involved path that would eventually uncover a truly amazing discovery. Slowly but surely, with each pass of the dual-action sander, a little more evidence came to light, first with one word, then another, and then three words that would prove to be very informative: “South Bend, Indiana.”
IFS Install on Chevrolet C-10 Pickup Trucks (1960-1987)
Let’s face it: The new, hot truck of the hobby is the 1960-1972 Chevy. With the amenities available for these trucks they have become modern classics. The Chevy truck was available with power steering, A/C, IFS and a host of other great goodies, including power disc brakes. While still not up to today’s standards, with a little tweaking they make really great options on a classic truck without having to break the bank to have cold air and comfortable seats. The only downfall to this is that they are outdated.
The 2022 SEMA Show
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PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT: 60-66 Chevy C10 Fresh Air Vent Block Off Plate
Seal Your C10 and Stay Cool with R.S. Restorations’ Fresh Air Vent Block Off Plates!
If you’re working on a 60-66 Chevy C10, you know every detail matters. From the engine to the suspension, every component needs to be just right. And when it comes to your truck’s interior, comfort is key – especially if you’re planning on installing an aftermarket air conditioning system or just want to eliminate those pesky leaks once and for all. That’s where R.S. Restorations’ Fresh Air Vent Block Off Plates come in.
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Perfect for A/C Installations
These plates are the perfect solution for sealing up the kick panel fresh air vents in your C10. When you’re installing that shiny new A/C system, sealing off those vents ensures your cab stays cooler and more comfortable, without any of the hot air sneaking in or the cold air escaping. It’s a small fix that makes a huge difference in your truck’s comfort.
Eliminate Leaks and Drafts
But it’s not just about the A/C. If you’ve had enough of leaks or drafts from those vents, this block off plate is your ticket to a cleaner, quieter ride. You’ll eliminate water intrusion, wind noise, and the frustration of constantly dealing with vents that just won’t seal properly.
Easy Installation and Durability
Each kit includes one plate – and don’t forget, if you’re sealing up both sides, you’ll need two. They’re easy to install, durable, and designed to fit perfectly in your C10.
Quality You Can Trust
R.S. Restorations is known for high-quality, precise parts that are built to last. This isn’t just any block off plate – it’s engineered for a perfect fit and designed to keep your truck’s interior as comfortable and tight as possible.
So, why wait? Seal up your C10 and make your driving experience smoother, cooler, and more enjoyable. CLICK HERE to get your Fresh Air Vent Block Off Plates from R.S. Restorations today!
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