Fesler Project: 1967 C10
Fesler Project Series: 1967 C10 (Project 67)
Fesler Project Series
1967 C10 (Project 67)
Project 67 is one of the trucks that helped put Fesler on the map in the early SEMA years. It was built to reset expectations for classic C10 styling, especially the stance, the trim-delete look, and the “modern truck” feel without losing the 67–72 body lines.
Platform: 1967–72 Chevy C10
Signature: Flush-mount glass + trim delete look
Power: Magnuson-blown 6.0L LQ4 + 4L65E
Build Snapshot
Project 67 was built around a simple goal: make a classic truck look and feel like a modern high-end build. That meant serious attention to stance, glass, braking, and the overall “finished” look that most trucks never reach.
- SEMA Era: Appeared across multiple SEMA years (2003–2007)
- Engine: GM LQ4 6.0L (Magnuson supercharged)
- Transmission: 4L65E
- Stance control: Air Ride Technologies air system
- Wheels: 20-inch 3-piece Asanti wheels
- Brakes: Baer brake setup
- Signature detail: Flush-mount glass with no chrome trim
- Finish: BASF bright red paint inside and out
This truck is a big reason “C10 done right” started looking the way it does today.
Parts inspired by this platform
If you are building a 67–72 C10 or Blazer, start with the big-impact pieces: glass, dash, wiring, and the interior components that make the truck feel finished.
1967–72 Chevy Truck Parts Flush-mount glass, door panels, kick panels, headliner, A-pillars, wiring, gauges, and finishing parts.
Explore more Fesler builds See past and current projects to pull ideas before you lock your parts list.
Talk to Fesler about your build We can help you map a clean plan for glass, interior, and finishing details that fit your goals.
Project 67 Metal Print One of the most iconic trucks in the Fesler project lineup, now as wall-ready shop art.