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#1017679 03/28/2014 1:34 PM
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1954 3600 Chevy Truck
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The owner of that truck is posting on the HAMB

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=872361

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They posted it on the 67-72 forum too.

I've seen a few Trailblazer Chassis swaps. That was the first SSR. You have to get used to the deep offset wheels, but pretty cool.


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That's the first time I've seen that swap. They did a good job of incorporating the dash and interior of the SSR into it. The way they cut the front wheelwells just doesn't do the truck justice, though.

I agree with Whitedog, you have to get used to the negative offset wheels. I prefer deep dish wheels, but it's a cool truck.


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This one isn't too bad. It's on a GMC Envoy chassis. I think the SSR chassis is pretty much the same as the TB/Envoys.

http://s240.photobucket.com/user/ne...&_suid=13960237347950575566439101961

The steelies on that 50 are actually spare tire rims, not my cup of tea.

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Originally Posted by Whitedog
This one isn't too bad. It's on a GMC Envoy chassis. I think the SSR chassis is pretty much the same as the TB/Envoys.

http://s240.photobucket.com/user/ne...&_suid=13960237347950575566439101961

The steelies on that 50 are actually spare tire rims, not my cup of tea.

I thought that too, but I'm wondering if they're just the steel wheels you buy from the tire store for $40 EA for winter tires? Either way they don't suit it.


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They used about 4 different styles of spares on the Trailblazer. That was one of them.

The Trailblazer actually uses the same bolt pattern as the Chevy Venture van. Could be off of a mini-van too.

Those GMC wheel actually look better under that truck, than they do under the Envoys.

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I like the floor drain/vent the best. smile Isn't that positive offset necessary to fit tire inside wells with the axle widths he used? WMS-WMS.


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Yes, it is, but he could use some nicer factory alloy wheels that would complete the look, or even a better looking steel wheel.


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