This 1979 GMC C10 came to us mid-restoration — the drivetrain, rear C-notch, and much of the upgraded suspension work were already complete. From there, the focus shifted to refining the personality of the truck: dialing in the details, reimagining the interior, and giving it a tone and texture that honored the original GMC spirit while feeling distinctly fresh.

We swapped in a factory-era interior in a new color palette, creating a cohesive aesthetic that feels true to its roots but elevated in execution. The stance and presence were further defined with a custom wheel and tire setup — one of the only non-tubbed C10s currently running a 345 rear tire on the market.

Finally, we leaned into the nostalgia of the late ’70s with period-correct graphics and woodgrain accents inspired by the original “Camper Special” trim — a nod to the era when trucks carried both utility and style in equal measure. The result is a modern homage to classic craftsmanship — purposeful, grounded, and built to evoke memory as much as motion.