Known as “Cooked”. This fearsome 1965 Chevrolet C10 Pickup Custom is a state-of-the-art build with a Roadster Shop chassis. It's powered by a Supercharged LSA V8 with 926HP and 4L80E automatic transmission. It was designed by Tristan Pengelly of Renderings by Tristan and built by Chris Cerce Customs. It was featured in the first issue of Truck Hub magazine which is included. The floor was extended 4” and the cab was widened 3” behind the seat to allow for more interior space. The body was laser leveled and all the panels were precisely gapped. The bed was widened to match the bodyline of the cab. It was finished in Porsche Carmine Red and the paint work is exceptional throughout. The entire rear bed was finished in matte Red and outfitted with authentic Zebra wood that was imported from Africa. It rolls on custom 20” Forgeline Grudge wheels that are wrapped with Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires that are 285-30-20 on the front and 345-30-20 on the rear. Hermance Designs designed the complete interior and it was brought to life by JK Automotive. The interior appointments were fabricated, painted light brown and upholstered in Hydes tan leather. The heart of this C10 is a Supercharged LSA V8 engine that was built by Don Hardy Race Engines. The engine was dyno tested and produced 926HP. The engine was recently detuned to roughly 750hp which makes it more streetable. The engine specifications sheet and both dyno sheets are included. The engine breathes through stainless headers and a 3” exhaust system with Magnaflow mufflers. The engine is coupled to a new TCI Automotive GM 4L80E automatic transmission, Circle D Pro-Series billet converter and 3” billet driveshaft. The power is transferred to the pavement through the new Ford 9” rear end with Eaton Detroit Truetrac differential, Strange Engineering Pro-Series nodular iron third member, 31-spline axles and 3.55 gears. The undercarriage is also highly detailed and includes a new Roadster Shop Spec Series Chassis. Read more on our website. #Chevrolet #c10 #supercharged #truck #c10trucks #custom #restomod - @msclassiccars