“Tiffany” Spec Sheet
Built 346 LS1 with LS6 heads
Ford 9” rear end w/ 3.73 TruTrac
Holley Dominator EFI
Sniper Intake Manifold
Dominator ECU
Holley Performance 105 MM Throttle body
7” Touchscreen Display
Holley Performance VR2 Brushless Fuel pump
120 LB/HR injectors
VR series fuel regulator
Billet fuel rails
Billet fuel filter
Nelson Racing 64mm mirror image turbos
Custom Stainless turbo piping
Custom Stainless exhaust system
Porterbuilt rear chassis]
Custom built front half
AccuAir ELevel air management system
RideTech Shocks
GM transport wheels
Pirelli Tires
Custom built, one off fabricated sheet metal bodywork and bed
Relicate Leather interior
One off instrument cluster
Kenwood stereo system
Tiffany is what happens when we give an old Chevy pickup—and our imagination—room to run. With weathered turquoise paint, an unmistakable stance, and metalwork that rewards a closer look, our 1966 Chevrolet C10 has a personality all her own. The project began when our fabricator, Scott France, offered us his truck, broken transmission included. We originally pictured a shop pickup for running errands, but a bargain LS1 and a growing list of ideas soon changed the direction. We paired the 346-cubic-inch engine with LS6 heads and twin Nelson Racing 64mm turbos, giving Tiffany a whole lot of power to go with her attitude.
We gave Scott creative freedom with the metalwork, and he went wild in the best way. Custom front wheelwells, a fabricated radiator cover, a new transmission tunnel, and a larger rear window were only part of the transformation. Relocating the radiator to the bed opened the door to even more elaborate fabrication, and Scott’s handiwork became a defining part of Tiffany’s look and charm. Our team brought it all together with front-fender exhaust outlets, custom front suspension, a Porterbuilt rear setup, and AccuAir air management over GM transport wheels. Inside, hand-stitched Relicate leather, custom instrumentation, Vintage Air climate control, and a Kenwood sound system make her easy to settle into. Every corner of Tiffany reflects the freedom we had to experiment, have some fun, and build a truck unmistakably our own.
