Produced from 1960 to 1967, the first-generation Chevrolet C10 is now well over 50 years old. As time goes on, they become more and more popular with classic truck enthusiasts. Whether you have a 1966 C10 in your garage or are buying one to restore, finding the right parts is crucial.

If your classic Chevy is showing any signs of rust, you’ll want to pay extra attention to the body and sheet metal. Shop direct-fit door skin replacements, fenders, and bumpers to replace any rusted pieces. Complete the build with new door handles or exterior mirrors. A new fender emblem makes a great finishing touch.

Restore your truck to the original setup with OEM-style suspension parts. Direct-fit coil springs, lower ball joints, and lower control arms are easy to install and will improve ride quality.

Everyone loves a classic that's been restored to factory specs. But restomod builds are fun too. Who doesn’t love the look of a slammed C10? Shop suspension kits for everything you need to lower your 1966 C10, whether it’s a one-inch or four-inch drop.

Other important areas to upgrade include the steering and brakes. Since they're essential for driving, you’ll want to make sure they're in good working order. Power steering conversion kits can improve your truck’s handling. For more stopping power, upgrade to a modern brake set up.

The best part about restoring a 1966 C10 is that you can stick to stock or add your own modern touches. The choice is yours!