1972 C10 SHOP TRUCK - Edelbrock EFI Install, Wilwood Clutch Pedal Install, Front End Install

It is finally coming together! The EFI goes on, the custom clutch pedal goes in, and the front sheet metal gets put back on. Looks like I'm just about to the last 10% of the work to be done, which takes 90% of the time. So I'm not quite there yet. lol

[@JamieBainbridge]

Can you believe how good EFI kits are these days. In the 90s it was so expensive and practically impossible for the home tuner. These days just plug and play, tune it all on your phone. What a time to be alive.

[@tinygaragefab]

I love the new technology. For my '76 BMW and a few of my old Toyotas, I'll be building my own ECU (Speeduino) that will have Bluetooth tuning and link through an Android head unit in the dash. Too cool.

[@mattewiegand9896]

You're really making dinner progress man! Keep it up, loving them vids.

[@highball1837]

Again man, great job!! Keep it up and move through the project in pieces.

[@kudabesi3683]

Nice Build

[@jimmybrewer8289]

I love working on Old vehicles it feels good when you build your own ride you know what he can do and what he can't do I restored a 1983 c28 Camaro I love working on American muscle

[@tinygaragefab]

Yeah man, its always great when you get the first start, and then the first drive. It makes all the hours of frustration just melt away.

[@azy68]

Can you list part numbers for all the willwood parts or if it is a kit ?

[@tinygaragefab]

I would if I had them. I bought all that stuff years ago for another build that went a different direction, and I no longer have the boxes or paperwork with the exact numbers. Pretty universal stuff though. Summit, Jeg's, and Speedway all carry the stuff that I bought