SIMPLE C10 Truck Bed Build
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2023
- In this video, we round out this C10 step side patina truck with a custom wood bed built on a budget! This project was completed in 5 hours with less than $400 in materials. We updated the bed strips to match the patina on the truck for a more cohesive look for this chevy truck.
Bed Strips from Classic Industries
Wood Used: Cedar from Lowes
To see the first time this C10 truck was on the channel, check out our simple lowering video below!
Link: Simple C10 Lowering Kit / h1abfcgkhl - Авто та транспорт
I love it! I dunno why, like you said the first thing I look at on these trucks is the bed😆
Thank you! Glad to know it's not just me haha
I love my truck being a part of Best Damn Shop Arounds channel and Tim and Andrew are great dudes! No one else I'd trust my project cars with.
It's been a great addition! What is your next project for the truck?
I want to start working on the interior. Probably window rubbers and assembly rebuilds. Maybe I can get you guys to help align the doors so the open and close easier
@@koukidrftr absolutely! We'll have to do a how to video on that as well!
I just got myself a 1983 stepside and definitely needed to see this video. Seeing it was posted 2 days after i got my truck, i am glad i stumbled upon your channel. I was searching how to bag a square body c10 and watched those videos. then i seen this one. i'll be doing mine as soon as possible. the piece of plywood and twin bed slats were good enough to take out the trash, but it'll start warping soon.
Cool to hear! Good luck with your project! Glad we could help and thanks for subscribing!
Thanks for the great video! Definitely something I’ll watch again when we do the bed on our 66 C/20.
Glad we could help! A 66 c/20 is a beautiful truck! 2wd or 4wd?
The truck bed came out great! I bought 14 reclaimed 2 x 8 southern yellow pine boards at a junk lumber store for $38. Powder coated the same strips white and polished sstl hardware kit. Filled the nail holes with clear epoxy and then hit the milled boards with some spar varnish from Lowes. It has been in my 62 (avatar) for 7 or more years now.
Very cool!
Right on time! My bed wood kit just got delivered today. Looking forward to some tips.
Fresh bed wood makes a big difference!
I am about to install my wood bed and you give out some great ideas. Thanks fella
You're welcome! Good luck with the project!
Cedar looks fabulous & that is called... rough saw... smothe 1 side & rough on tha other side
Thank you!
Thanks for this videos man it’s really a nice makeover now I got the idea of how to do my 53 Apache
Thank you! I love a 53!
Wood beds are the best beds. Clean look, cost effective. Great information!
Thank you! Let us know what projects you'd like to see in the future!
@@BestDamnShopAround Lowering projects for sure, can't wait to see more of the tube chassis c10. Always wanted to do one like that myself!
@@simpleman1963 you're in luck, a new nas10 video is dropping this weekend! It's quickly becoming my favorite vehicle we have done on the channel!
Looks great
Thank you!
great video! Just getting ready to do the bed in my patina 62 Chevy and liked your treatment of the metal strips and wood choice!
Thank you! Good luck!
Great job. Turned out really nice.
Thank you for the support!
That turned out awesome, looks killer! like the wheels with the stock hubcaps!!
Thank you!
I love all the video you guys post about this truck bc I a 74 stepside I want to set up like this
Thank you! We love step sides!
That looks awesome, great job!
Thank you!
Sweet budget upgrade. Great job.
Thank you!
I think the cedar looks killer. Now it needs a custom fab'd cooler mount for a vintage-ish igloo or Coleman cooler with a BDSA logo on it.
Absolutely!
Nice work. I love that truck.
Thank you!
Tomorrow im start to do the bed on my 74 step side and decided to get oak wood BUT after this i will go for cedar instead, It looks great.
Thank you! Good luck with your project!
One thing about using oil is you can go back once a year and reoil it to keep it fresh
Exactly!
“We like less people”. Hilarious. I agree 100 percent
😂😂
looks great, if you really wanted a pho-tina, you could take the bed strips, carrage bolts and submerge them in vinegar for 24 hours. that will strip any galvinazation/zinc off em. then dust em with paint (like long distance, your looking for hint a color being there, then lightly sand the high points) then spray em with a mixture of 16 ounces of Hydrogen Peroxide, 2 ounces of vinegar and a tablespoon of salt. mist em a few times a day for 2-3 days before assembly. that will rust em up.
Good idea!!
What would’ve been kick ass for that color and patina of the truck, if you would’ve done a cold blue on the floor runs. I ain’t saying to use the old bone meal method of bluing, which the colors are phenomenal. Any type of hard case bluing that would have a warped color to it would’ve been sweet.
Good idea!
Awesome video!! Going this route on my truck. It was hard to watch you cut the first board though.
Thank you! Definitely not a carpenter but I'm learning! Haha
good vid so grooves for the strips are sorta optional I take it.
Exactly! Thank you!
Torch the boards works well also!!
Good idea!
Torched boards, with oil, find some steel (not stainless) floor runs and put a nice cold bluing and make the color look warped like an old Winchester!
Should have had a bed to frame ground wire to disconnect as well, if you didn't you might want to add one.
That's a good point! I'll have to check into that!
Will this work on a 1970 c10 step side shorted size
It should!
How did you channel the bedstrips in what depth
We didn't channel the best trips in this one
Awesome video! Whats the thickness on the boards?
1in if I remember correctly!
Did you put grooves in wood so railing wood recess in wood?
That would be ideal but no, I didn't have the correct router bit. Still looks good though.
@@BestDamnShopAround looks awesome. Great job. I couldn’t tell by the video if it had the grooves.
@@markquinones4957 thank you!
Do you have ole glory c10 heaadliners in your merch store yet?
We do not.
@@BestDamnShopAround sounds like a you tube business to me, love the truck, take the tip.
@@GabiWhite-qr6lz will do, thank you!
So 48 bolts? How many 1/4? How many 5/16?
I can't remember exactly. LMC has a kit with everything you need !
You didn’t have to route the edges to create a groove of the wood for the strips to fit snug
We could have but decided not to. Fits well without it!
Which strips did you use.. gonna try on my longbed
@@gambinoaficionado5521 i ordered them from LMC truck!
Are they 1/2 inch thick?
5/8 if i remember correctly
@@BestDamnShopAround thanks.
@@beenthere.doneit201 👍
What size boards are used. 1x or 2x
1x
You say you didn't Chanel the strips but do you happen to know the dept in which to do it
Also the complete measurement on the boards please 😊@BestDamnShopAround
@@kylemartin1546 looking at the old boards I would guess about 3/16 in
@@kylemartin1546 I don't remember the exact measurements, but I believe I said them in the video!