The Squarebody That Changed Everything | Chance’s Custom Chevy C10 Story

Every truck has a story. Some start clean. Some start rough. And some start with a full-on flame paint job that absolutely had to go. This episode of the Storyteller Series follows Chance’s journey with his classic Chevy C10 squarebody—a truck that started as a rough-around-the-edges project and evolved into a seriously clean, bagged street machine with one nasty attitude. Chance’s love for squarebody Chevys goes all the way back to childhood, thanks to his dad’s 1985 C10. So when he finally picked one up in 2013, he knew exactly what he wanted: low stance, killer wheels, clean body lines, and something that represented his vision. But like most first builds, nothing came easy. With no connections in the custom truck world and no clue where to begin, Chance took a leap after discovering Fat Fabs on Instagram. That connection led to a complete custom chassis, full air suspension, narrowed rear end, raised bed floor, and a wheel setup that absolutely commands attention—22-inch wheels up front and massive 24x12s in the rear. Then came the next transformation. A buddy convinced Chance to ditch the outdated flame paint and completely rework the truck in a home garage over nights and weekends. The final color choice? Medium Lime. Bold, aggressive, unforgettable. And under the hood? Forget the supercharged LT4 plan. This truck got something way nastier—a 434 cubic-inch small block with a rowdy cam that gives this squarebody the exact raw American muscle soundtrack it deserves. But this story is about more than parts and paint. This build brought Chance into the custom truck community, connected him with builders across the country, and turned a dream truck into something much bigger than he ever expected. This is what the Storyteller Series is all about.