Foose Design 1967 Chevy “C/28” Project - Suspension/Brakes/Exhaust (Part 3/8)

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Exclusive content for the Foose Design RU-vid Channel!!!
Part three of the series follows Chip Foose as he installs the Hotchkis suspension kit, front and rear brakes and also brings in Rich from Magnaflow to handle the exhaust.
In this eight part series Chip Foose chronicles his custom 1967 Chevy C-10 truck build, showing you projects and solutions you can apply at home along the way.
The build was inspired by an original '67 Camaro Z/28 motor Chip found years ago. He dreamt about a Camaro performance packaged C-10, offered by the factory in 1967 (hence the “C/28” moniker) and set out to create it.
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@DavidGuyton 5 лет назад

It's always been clear that Chip is a true expert in every automotive category....but it was never truly showcased in the past. I really enjoy hearing Chip himself walk us through all this, rather than the (very capable) builders on Overhaulin'.

@oscarramirez52 5 лет назад

This man is awesome.

@namelast6152 2 года назад

Cant wait too see it with the 20s on it ! I like his idea. I personally would have wanted the chevy emblem tips sticking out just enough past the bumper like quarter inch or so . But not my truck an i still think its beautifully done. I like seeing all the different people who you work with both in your shop an from out sourced parts etc . The biggest challenge i see is how do you an crew manage to help keep it fun an less mundane! Happy faces .

@vernonslone8627 5 лет назад

Congrats on being the builder of the decade at the Grand National Roadster Show...

@12121149 5 лет назад

Designer, not the builder,in my eyes. He draws it,and talented builders build it,just sayin'

@FCAutos 5 лет назад

Nice!! Love how all the partners come together to help *Foose* build an awesome truck.

@RoundSixPodcast 5 лет назад

Outstanding... Thanks for joining us again on the podcast at GNRS!

@jd14985 5 лет назад

Chip, I’ve always been a Fan of yours! I have (2) Mopars that is currently waiting to be restored... One is my Dad’s & One is my Mom’s... Eventually My Goal is to have you do both of them!!! I send my prayers to you & your Family!!! I Love My Dad & miss him too, EVERYDAY!!!

@brianbybee2562 3 года назад

Chip I love your work. If I ever had a dream it would be for you to redo one of my trucks. Your amazing eye and attention to detail is timeless.

@guyglot 5 лет назад

My / Our Mickey loved watching all of these videos . I will try to continue to watch and try not to be sad that she missed this one . Thank you

@timscott513 5 лет назад

Congrats on ANRS. I wanted to pass on my condolences on the loss of your father . I am close to my father also . I am a single 58 yr. father with 1 child w/full custody . We both admire your designs and your builds. thanks for sharing. tim from new mexico

@BustedClassicGarage 5 лет назад

How did I just now run into this? This is awesome, I love watching you rebuild these old C10's!

@realliferepair9285 5 лет назад

I would really love to own that truck,that is a thing of beauty chip👍

@maxcady2713 5 лет назад

I absolutely love it!! This informative video is what I've always wanted to see. Actual build details.

@androidfred3047 5 лет назад

hello Chíp I send you greetings I always liked to see how you did your magic in the classics to end up being true works of art and you made your owners happy I admire your work to recover these great work automotive jewels

@EfrainParra-ns6hd 15 дней назад

Moms car wow thank you

@edgarforsythe8542 5 лет назад

Love the vision you have for this truck Chip thanks for sharing!

@tonym7675 5 лет назад

That is the first 1967 large window cab I have ever seen.

@CKID-dv8tq 5 лет назад

Tony M they’re out there my buddy picked up one that’s a shortbed for $500 from the original owner

@clintonbays3614 5 лет назад

my father in law has a 66 with a large window...evidently it was an option since 60 or 62 for something like $47.00

@chiguy_ 5 лет назад

sees small rust spot, okay strip it and lets re do it allllllllllllll... awesome.. which I had half the talent on your worst day. and congratz keep up the fun vids. cheers.

@fpvclub7256 5 лет назад

This truck is looking amazing.. Can't wait for the next episode!

@zackbaker6924 5 лет назад

I be praying I could get them do my grandfather riviera 😭 they are the best

@stevethomas7687 5 лет назад

Can't wait for the next episode 🤯

@asianphillip7661 5 лет назад

Very nice

@wyattoneable 5 лет назад

Love the information in these videos, thank you.

@dannywilsher4165 5 лет назад

Quick tip....To get tubing perfectly straight, clamp one end down and rig up a way to pull the other end a little at a time. After a pull and you release the tension, look to see if the tubing is straight. Keep doing a short pull and check for straightness till it becomes perfect. Amazing how this will get it perfectly straight!!!

@AMERICANLEGENDModelBuilder 5 лет назад

I want Rich to do my exhaust, seems like he does every bodies.

@bigwolle73 5 лет назад

Schöne Grüße aus Deutschland Herr Foose sie sind großartig für mich der beste der Welt weiter so

@edvisme 5 лет назад

I am surprised that that stock, manual clutch assembly is being used. That old school manual clutch in these trucks takes a strong left leg. I guess Mr. Foose is a tough guy. None the less, as always, great videos with good info.

@Shakerhood69 5 лет назад

Gonna be sweet when finished!

@user-zc3lr6gf7j 5 лет назад

Mr.foose,you are respectable man😃😃

@jaimerojas2729 5 лет назад

Hi, Chip!! Regards from Guadalajara México!!!

@gasparini76 5 лет назад

Great Job! Well done!

@asianphillip7661 5 лет назад

Thank you for the educational video!!!

@adrianot.p7609 5 лет назад

The best...

@dalepritchard3335 5 лет назад

Nice

@everettcarrell 5 лет назад

Love the truck But as in the wheel you should have gone with a more stock exaust system if you were looking for originality

@dannyarellano86 5 лет назад

Legend

@scottpeck1149 5 лет назад

It's about time someone didn't over build, spare no expenses ruining another pickup truck that can't be used to haul a Yamaha. BTW that's how I built mine modest lots of power to pull jet boat😁

@user-yu9ci6es4g 5 лет назад

Чип красавчик всегда все классно делаешь👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@jozsefizsak 5 лет назад

I'm delighted to find a Foose channel and the project is great. I can't unfortunately say that about the intrusive and endlessly repeating music loop. In episode 2 I was already feeling ill from it and I'm being completely serious. It's like a dripping faucet only worse. I had to skip through half the episode with my fingers crossed that the next one will be different. Such a shame.

@hoganmaughan3273 5 лет назад

It's awesome that things have come so far for these trucks, but very sad at the same time because nothing is custom anymore. Just a bunch of bolt-on parts!

@BeefaloBart 5 лет назад

Attention to Detail, that to me is why Chip is more of an artist instead of a parts changer like most "custom" shops are. Now if ya get bored, come rescue my 1960 willy's cj5 for me since I know it will never be finished at the rate I can afford.

@EfrainParra-ns6hd 15 дней назад

Financially they up hold

@lkendrix7782 4 года назад

Chip, I’m just curious, did you leave the original gas tank inside the truck behind the seat?

@vette4life518 5 лет назад

❤️

@leviwoodring6101 5 лет назад

Steeles with hub caps. Rally rims where never an option for 67-72 GM trucks. But rally do look good. Please don't put 20s on it.

@AustrianAnarchy 5 лет назад

Why powder coat instead of epoxy?

@jameymote4598 5 лет назад

👍 😎 👍

@BillMulholland1 2 года назад

👍

@johnnystephens6329 5 лет назад

Chip, This is your truck and you can do what you want but from the first video you said this truck was to be a phantom from Chevy. Built like the factory would have built it. Why the change? It's going to be great either way just curious

@JoeVinson 2 года назад

Why are you putting mufflers on the truck?!? The Z28 had chambered exhaust!

@bishop1shox 5 лет назад

How will you lower the truck?

@rgs4x 5 лет назад

me want

@stevechartrand4362 5 лет назад

NO to the X pipe!

@jamespinckard4210 5 лет назад

I know it's not my truck but I say NOOOOOOO to the 20's. Looks thugish.

@plymouth-hl20ton37 5 лет назад

First

@1ls376 5 лет назад

First to "Like".

@plymouth-hl20ton37 5 лет назад

1ls376 I don't think

@6426yy 9 месяцев назад

Love Foose's work. Big fail on the exhaust. X pipe, polished mufflers and too large of pipe. "Look factory"

@P51 5 лет назад

same amount of.content as ‘overhaulin’’ just none of the cheesy bologna

@clintonbays3614 5 лет назад

6 lug ...must of had a 6 cyl..

@12121149 5 лет назад

I build Rat Rods,we make the parts to fit,and do not buy the bolt ons that anybody could do,just sayin'

@DannyWalker1949 5 лет назад

I GUESS I'm JUST TO 0LD & 0LD SCHOOL.......I wouldn't put 20" wheels on anything except my bicycle, I think they look out of place and the 15" wheels look by far better, TO ME👴🏼

@mbtjr 5 лет назад

Every one of Foose's vehicles looks like a Foose vehicle. There is never enough uniqueness among them. You can spot any Foose stuff out of a group of 100. So much for originality. Everything has to be lowered to the ground with 40 inch wheels (foose designed of course). I wish he's stay away from bastardizing every 70s muscle that he gets a hold of.

@carlsmith4767 5 лет назад

You're high, he makes hotrods like no one on this planet. Sometime a design from the factory don't need much, and little changes make a huge different if you know what you're looking at. A#1 Bar none.