Up next Perfecting the Paint: A Step-by-Step Guide to Detailing Project Green Giant Published on October 28, 2024 Author Chris Hamilton Tags 64 Chevy, c-10, gmc, Goodguys, Hot Rod Power Tour, Ontario, Street Machinery, Trevor Wilkinson, Share article Facebook 0 Twitter 0 Mail 0 On The Road Again 1964 Chevrolet C10 One Man’s Lifelong Trek To C-10 Bliss Along comes a guy a nice C10—sometimes it’s his first classic Chevy truck that he bought because, well, it’s just the thing to do these days. Then a gent like Trevor Wilkinson comes motoring around the corner, who has been into old pickups since the late 60’s when he was 8 or 9 years old (the math gets a little fuzzy at times). Not taking anything away from the first guy OR calling Trevor the “old guy” on the block, but when you hear just how many great trucks he’s owned over the years, and learn just how invested he is in the current C10 scene, you’ll know exactly what we’re making a big deal about.Subscribe to our weekly newsletter “My first introduction with trucks started back when I was just a kid. My dad bought a ’51 Ford F1 pickup for $75”, Trevor remembers fondly. “I thought that was the coolest vehicle I had ever ridden in. Dad sold that truck 3 years later for $75—can you image that? That was it, I was hooked on trucks from there.” After he was issued his driver license in ’75, Trevor learned to drive stick in dad’s ’72 GMC C10. The truck was equipped with 3 on the tree, a 307ci, an 8-track player and a CB radio—did it get much better back then? From there, Trevor has put himself behind the wheel of both a ’78 GMC AND a ‘78 Chevy pickup, then slowly moved his way up the chain to more modern full-size GM trucks to stay on track with current offerings. Trevor’s attention gravitated toward street rods from the 90’s until recently when he felt the itch to get back to his roots. “Before I knew it, I was scouring Craigslist looking at C10s, hoping maybe one would speak to me.” Well, one did call out to his senses but it was practically on the opposite side of the continent. Trevor is a native Canadian living in the province of Ontario, and the ’64 Chevy truck he found himself drawn was located in sunny California. Without any major bodies of water standing in his way, (aside from a couple sizeable lakes that could be sidestep) a trip out west wasn’t totally out of the question. “After some initial messaging with the owner of the ’64 to request additional photos of the truck, I worked my way up to a phone call, which then led to a deal being stuck while on the line”, Trevor says his latest purchase. “After talking to the owner about how I could send a deposit to hold it, all the guy told me was ‘if you want it, it’s yours. See you when you get here’. It was nice to deal with an honest, old school car guy who values your word as a solid agreement.” Luckily, Trevor’s wife didn’t need much convincing to pack some things to make a trip to Los Angeles. They borrowed a friend’s enclosed trailer, and off they went on a 2,500-mile round trip journey that took them only 3 days to make. Trevor couldn’t wait to get the truck back home, so virtually no time was wasted greeting back across the northern border. The ’64 was in pretty good condition when Trevor found it. The interior had already been completed, the bodywork and paint were already done, and it had new bumpers and trim. While the truck had a lot going for it as-is, there was still a good amount that still had to be done to get it to Trevor’s liking. “The truck still had its original drivetrain, 230 ci engine, 3 on the tree, drum brakes all around, and single master cylinder—in other words, the truck really wouldn’t go or stop.” A Dakota Digital speedometer adaptor has been added to the factory instrumentation to allow the utilization of the truck’s factory gauges. Trevor had much more loftier goals for the truck to let it continue limping around on its half-century-old factory-issued parts. Street Machinery of Cleveland, Ohio was recruited to handle an engine swap, and then some. A brand new Chevy Performance LS3 and 4L70E transmission would allow the truck be pushed to the limits Trevor had in mind. Since the ’64 was sitting at the shop, a fresh braking system complete with CPP front disc brakes, rear drum brakes and a Wilwood master cylinder were swapped in to ensure the truck stopped just as good as it accelerated. To better harness this newfound power, the guys at Street Machinery orchestrated a full on suspension overhaul featuring CPP components at both ends. Now, Trevor was cooking with gas. A pop of the hood reveals the 2016 Chevy Performance LS3 engine that not only looks great, but also gives the C10 a huge advantage over most other vehicles on the road. Trevor didn’t have any intention of throwing all these premium add-ons at the truck in vain. He had a vision of putting the truck through the paces, and that’s exactly what he did on a rather larger scale than most. “I had my sights on taking the truck back on the road for the Hot Rod Power Tour, and it was completed and tested just in time to plan the trip.” Trevor and the Mrs. embarked on another ride out—a mere 700 miles to the opening event in Bowling Green, Kentucky with scheduled stops in Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina to follow. “When the tour was all said and done, we clocked 3,000 miles in 9 days on the road—it was such an incredible experience with a great group of guys.” And if you think Trevor is ready to take it easy this year, think again. He has already signed up to hit the road for the 2019 Power Tour, as well as the Goodguys Hall of Fame tour, and plenty more stops that will keep his motor running. “This is really the first time we have ever trailered one of our builds this much, but we really haven’t spent so much time showing one before”, Trevor adds. “The truck is definitely built to drive.” Think your truck might have what it takes to keep up with Trevor’s latest C10 project? You’ll have to catch up with him this summer to find out for sure. If there was ever a diehard GM truck enthusiast to appreciate, Trevor is definitely worthy of the admiration. He has proven himself dedicated to the game, and isn’t scared to put his neck on the line to enjoy what he is truly passionate about—hunting, building and driving the very trucks he has obsessed over since childhood. The C-10’s cab has been kept streamlined to jive with the truck’s overall simplistic vibe. Trevor wanted to keep the interior looking as stock as possible with minimal upgrades made. Truck Specs Owner Trevor Wilkinson 1964 Chevrolet C10 Mount Hope, Ontario, Canada Engine • Shop: Engine swap by Street Machinery, Cleveland, OH • 2016 Chevy Performance Connect & Cruise 6.2L 376ci LS3 • 495hp / 473 lb/ft torque • 2016 Chevy Performance Connect & Cruise 4L70E transmission • Performance Rod & Custom radiator • All holes on firewall filled • AC and heater lines run behind inner fender • Hypereutectic aluminum pistons • Cast iron block, nodular iron crank, Camaro oil pan • Sanderson headers • Flowmaster 40 Series Delta Flow mufflers • Edelbrock water pump • Billet Specialties black anodized TruTrac serpentine system • Powermaster alternator • ATI Super Damper • CPP front disc and rear drum brakes • Wilwood master cylinder Chassis & Suspension • Shop: Street Machinery • CPP front 3-inch drop springs, 2-inch spindles, 1-inch spring spacers • CPP rear 5-inch drop springs, 1-inch spacers, shocks all around • Rear notch in factory frame • New fuel tank mounted between frame rails Wheels & Tires • 15×7 and 15×8 Wheel Vintiques Series 62 wheels • 225/70/15 and 235/70/15 Diamondback Radials 3-inch whitewall tires Body & Paint • Gunmetal Gray metallic paint • Chrome grille • Factory bumpers rechromed Interior & Stereo • Factory bench seat recovered • 1964 Chevy Nova steering wheel • Factory gauges with Dakota Digital speedo adaptor • Early 60’s Chevy van tilt column • Custom AutoSound head unit • Vintage Air vents painted to match dash • A/C controls have 1964 factory knobs To keep up with old school appearances, Trevor decided on a Custom Autosound head unit to provide the tunes. 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Whether you’re on the hunt for a rare item or just browsing, these features ensure you get the most relevant results with the least amount of effort. How many vehicles are listed for each year from 1945 to 1995? Sure! Here’s a breakdown of the number of vehicles listed for each year from 1945 to 1995: Vehicle Listings by Year (1945 – 1995) 1945: 1 vehicle 1960: 7 vehicles 1961: 3 vehicles 1962: 10 vehicles 1963: 15 vehicles 1964: 29 vehicles 1965: 25 vehicles 1966: 43 vehicles 1967: 46 vehicles 1968: 48 vehicles 1969: 59 vehicles 1970: 50 vehicles 1971: 60 vehicles 1972: 84 vehicles 1973: 7 vehicles 1974: 4 vehicles 1975: 7 vehicles 1976: 10 vehicles 1977: 16 vehicles 1978: 12 vehicles 1979: 22 vehicles 1980: 6 vehicles 1981: 15 vehicles 1982: 17 vehicles 1983: 12 vehicles 1984: 28 vehicles 1985: 24 vehicles 1986: 32 vehicles 1987: 22 vehicles 1988: 1 vehicle 1989: 1 vehicle 1993: 1 vehicle 1995: 1 vehicle This detailed account provides a yearly tally of the vehicle listings, making it easy to see the trends and inventory available for each specific year. How many 1964 Chevrolet C10 vehicles are listed for sale? Summary of Available 1964 Chevrolet C10 Vehicles for Sale Looking to find a 1964 Chevrolet C10? You’re in luck! Currently, there are 29 vehicles available. These listings are spread across two pages, with each page featuring up to 15 results. To view all available options, make sure to check out both pages for the full list of this classic model. How many pages of listings are there for 1964 Chevrolet C10 vehicles? There are 29 listings available for 1964 Chevrolet C10 vehicles. With 15 results displayed per page, this spans across 2 pages. What are the different performance and custom features available in the 1964 Chevrolet C10 listings? Trevor had much more loftier goals for the truck to let it continue limping around on its half-century-old factory-issued parts. Street Machinery of Cleveland, Ohio was recruited to handle an engine swap, and then some. A brand new Chevy Performance LS3 and 4L70E transmission would allow the truck be pushed to the limits Trevor had in mind. Since the ’64 was sitting at the shop, a fresh braking system complete with CPP front disc brakes, rear drum brakes and a Wilwood master cylinder were swapped in to ensure the truck stopped just as good as it accelerated. To better harness this newfound power, the guys at Street Machinery orchestrated a full on suspension overhaul featuring CPP components at both ends. Now, Trevor was cooking with gas. But Trevor’s build is just one example of how the 1964 Chevrolet C10 can be transformed. This model offers a wide range of performance and custom features that cater to diverse tastes and needs. Here’s a glimpse into other notable builds: Fleetside Longbed Pick-up Custom Cab: Enhanced with chrome bumpers and grill, providing a classic, polished look. Powertrain: Often fitted with modern engines like the LS1, delivering substantial horsepower and torque. Patina Restomod Vintage Charm: Maintains the rustic, aged exterior while integrating modern performance components. Engine Options: Includes choices like the rebuilt 327 Small Block V8 Engine, offering a blend of old-school aesthetics and new-age power. Short Box Pickup Small Block 350: Paired with a 700 R4 transmission, power steering, power brakes, and front disc brakes, ensuring a smooth, powerful drive. Short Wheelbase: Provides a nimble and agile driving experience, ideal for urban settings. Step Side Pickup Frame Off Restoration: Comprehensive rebuilds that often include modern suspension and braking systems to match the upgraded powertrains. Custom Features: Can feature anything from custom paint jobs to bespoke interior designs. Restored Custom Lowrider Lowrider Aesthetic: Emphasizes a lowered stance with customized suspension setups. Engine Rebuilds: Frequently includes rebuilt engines like the 327 Small Block V8, optimized for both performance and reliability. By exploring various builds and configurations, it’s clear that the 1964 Chevrolet C10 is a versatile platform with endless customization possibilities. Whether it’s Trevor’s high-performance dream machine or a meticulously restored vintage beauty, each truck tells its own unique story. How do the vehicle listings differentiate between private sellers and dealerships? When browsing vehicle listings, understanding whether a car is offered by a private seller or a dealership can significantly impact your buying decision. Here’s how these distinctions are often made: Private Sellers Listings marked with “Private Seller” indicate that the car is being sold directly by an individual owner. These listings often emphasize: Unique Details: Descriptions from private sellers might highlight personal history or unique features of the vehicle. Pricing: The price tag might come with an “Or Best Offer” option, suggesting room for negotiation. Dealerships If a listing is associated with a dealership, this is usually made clear with certain characteristics: Professional Presentation: Dealerships typically provide more polished images and extensive vehicle descriptions. Fixed Pricing: Often, a set price without negotiation is displayed, reflecting the dealership’s pricing strategy. Showroom Promotions: There might be mentions of special financing or promotions, designed to attract buyers seeking more stability and reliability. Understanding these differences can help you decide the best route for your purchase, whether you seek a personalized purchase experience from a private seller or the reliability of a dealership offering. What is the price of specific 1964 Chevrolet C10 models listed for sale? Prices of Specific 1964 Chevrolet C10 Models for Sale 350 CI V-8 Model with 16,000 Miles: Priced at $31,000 or best offer. Restored model with detailed presentation: Listed at $69,000. Custom C-10 with 1,000 Miles Post-Frame-Off Restoration: Available for $61,644 or best offer. Fleetside Longbed Pick-up with Chrome Features: Priced at $28,500. Short Bed with Turquoise Exterior and Tan Interior: Sold as an auction vehicle. Roller Model (No Engine or Transmission): Priced at $4,900. Notable “Texas Farm” Edition: Available for $72,000. Classic Pick-Up with 283 V8 Engine and Manual Transmission: Priced at $32,900 or best offer. Fuel-Injected Edition with Modern Upgrades: Listed at $77,998. Another Fleetside Longbed with Chrome Details: Priced at $32,495. Long Head Big Window with Rebuilt Features: Available for $18,995. Model Combining Vintage Patina with Performance: Priced at $35,995. Patina Truck with Retro Styling: Listed at $59,900. Shortfleet with Big Back Window and Extras: Priced at $34,995. These prices offer a glimpse into the diverse range of styles and conditions available for the 1964 Chevrolet C10, providing buyers with options to suit various preferences and budgets. What types of 1964 Chevrolet C10 vehicles are currently for sale? Currently, there are 29 vehicles available. These listings are spread across two pages, with each page featuring up to 15 results. Among the offerings, you’ll find a diverse array of 1964 Chevrolet C10 vehicles, each with its unique charm and features: Engine Options: From powerful 350 CI V-8 engines to the classic 230 Inline 6 Cylinder, these trucks cater to different performance preferences. Mileage and Usage: Options range from vehicles with as little as 1,000 miles post-restoration to those with higher mileage, showcasing their enduring appeal. Restoration and Customization: Many listings highlight restored models, including frame-off restorations and custom builds, perfect for enthusiasts seeking a blend of vintage style and modern performance. Pricing: Prices vary, with some vehicles listed as “OBO” (or best offer), allowing room for negotiation. This variety ensures there is something for every budget. Seller Types: The vehicles are available from both private sellers and dealerships, offering flexibility depending on your purchase preferences. Whether you’re looking for a show-stopping restored classic or a project truck to make your own, the current selection of 1964 Chevrolet C10s offers a wide range of options to explore and consider. Where are some of these vehicles located? Some vehicles are located at specific facilities, like a Metro Detroit location, and others are part of auctions or displayed in dealership showrooms across different cities. Are there any unique models or customizations available? Yes, there are unique models and customizations, such as a long head big window, short wheelbase step side, and vehicles with modern performance upgrades alongside vintage styling. Who are the sellers, and what is their nature (private or dealership)? The listings include both private sellers and dealerships. Dealerships often showcase or highlight the vehicles, and some listings specify showroom locations, such as Gateway Classic Cars. What are the different conditions and features of the vehicles available? The vehicles vary widely, including models with low mileage, various engine types like the 350 CI V-8, and conditions from original patina to ground-up restorations. Features include custom cabs, chrome details, and both manual and automatic transmissions. What are the price ranges for the 1964 Chevrolet C10 vehicles? The prices range from $4,900 for a base model to $77,998 for a fully restored version, with some listings allowing negotiation as indicated by “or best offer” (OBO). What are the details and prices of specific 1964 Chevrolet C10 listings? 1964 Chevrolet C10 Listings and Prices Discover the allure of vintage motoring with various 1964 Chevrolet C10 models, showcasing a blend of restoration styles, engine configurations, and price points. Here’s an overview for enthusiasts and buyers alike: Engine and Style Details 350 CI V-8, 16k Miles Price: $31,000 (or best offer) Highlights: An example of meticulous restoration, evident in its impressive mileage. Custom C-10, Frame-Off Restoration Price: $61,644 (or best offer) Highlights: Remarkable craftsmanship and authenticity with only 1,000 miles post-restoration. Fuel Injected, Overdrive Automatic Transmission Price: $77,998 Highlights: Ground-up restoration includes modern performance upgrades with just 4,500 miles since completion. Specific Features and Configurations Longbed Pick-up, Custom Cab Price: $28,500 Highlights: Fleetside model featuring chrome accents, sourced from Oklahoma, promising durability and style. Patina Truck with Modern Performance Enhancements Price: $59,900 Highlights: A juxtaposition of vintage aesthetics and upgraded functionalities for a balanced experience. Shortfleet Model, Big Back Window Price: $34,995 Highlights: A daily driver with numerous extras, offers practicality with classic charm. Unique and Affordable Options Roller Model (No Engine or Transmission) Price: $4,900 Highlights: For those looking to create a custom build from the ground up, this is a clean slate on wheels. Chevy C10 with Rebuilt 284 and Lowered Stance Price: $18,995 Highlights: Features disc brakes on all four wheels and a new brake assembly, catering to safety and performance enthusiasts. Each listing offers a unique appeal, balancing between fully restored classics and project-ready options, catering to a variety of tastes and budgets. Whether you’re a collector or a first-time buyer, these C10s promise style and history on the road. What is the price range for the 1964 Chevrolet C10 vehicles listed? Price Range for 1964 Chevrolet C10 Vehicles When considering purchasing a 1964 Chevrolet C10, you’re looking at a diverse price range. Here’s a breakdown of what’s currently listed: Lower Range: Prices start as low as $4,900 for configurations like a pickup roller, which generally lacks an engine and transmission. Mid Range: You can find vehicles priced between $18,995 and $35,995. These options often include features like manual transmissions, ground-up restorations, and both cosmetic and functional updates. Upper Range: For those seeking highly restored or unique models, prices climb up to $77,998. These vehicles often boast features such as fuel-injected engines, low mileage since restoration, and premium restorations. This spectrum highlights the varying conditions and restorations that can influence the pricing of the 1964 ChevroletC10 models. Whether you’re on a budget or willing to splurge for a restored classic, there’s likely a truck within your desired price range.