New Install Help

Hey Guys, I am installing a new system in my 1985 chevy c10 truck. This truck is a bit difficult (or should I say has limited options as factory speaker placement). It is a standard cab and the factory speakers are located in the dash (ouch) and has two 4x10 located behind the seat... thats it. I have been thinking about this thing and I have decided to go with custom kick panels for 6.5 in the front and stay with the 4x10 behind the seat. I know 4x10 are almost obsolete now days but they still sell them so I went with it. This is the system hardware I have so far. - I have two 4x10 Pioneer TS-A4103 (peak power is 120 watts and rms is 35 watts per)freq response is 38 to 23000Hz, sensitivity 91dB - I have two 12" subs Pioneer TS-W259S4 (peak power is 1200 watts and rms is 350 watts per) freq response is 20 to 280Hz, sensitivity 92dB - I have a Pioneer DEH-4300UB head unit (peak output is 50 watt x 4 channel, rms output is 22 watt x 4 channel) I will be purchasing my custom sub box next week. I will also be purchasing the 6.5 component speakers for the front Pioneer TS-A1604C next week as well (peak power 350 watts and rms is 50 watts per) freq response is 29 to 29000Hz, sensitivity 90dB. Now that you see the equipment I have so far could you let me know what I need to get as far as an amp that would be efficient to push? I have read I could use my head unit to push my 4x10 speakers and get a 4 channel amp to push my subs and 6.5 but I would like to get some input from you guys and see whats best and also rate the system I will have in my truck. Let me know if this will be a quality sound system. Thanks in advance.

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