Classic Truck Performance

1971 Chevy C10

You hear the term “back in the day” thrown around a lot, but for those who grew up in the pre-Internet era, things were A LOT different—especially for those who were into building custom vehicles of any kind. Charlie Taylor of Fountain Valley, California, can definitely attest to this, as he got his start working in the wireless trenches as a teenager. That’s not a nod to WiFi or Bluetooth, he just grew up, like a good number of us, without the convenience of asking Google’s advice for every

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