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I'm a morom, I always save in my favorites any badass trucks and cool ideas I find for mine, but this one time, I saved the pics to my computer, but didn't seem to save the link, it was in a forum post, with a couple pics from a car show of some kind or another. Any help you guys can give me is greatly appreciated....

It's a maroon Chevy 1st series pick up, with a S10 longbed, but they molded the stock fenders onto it. I'll get the pic up as soon as I can

PS if u haven't seen it yet, the body lines actually look really good, but def needs the bed shorted, and the tailightsshaved and replaced with something better

here we go...

[img]http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~cmanolio/47-55/100_1221.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~cmanolio/47-55/100_1222.jpg[/img]

Also any information anybody can give me on these would be great. Who took the pics, where, Owner's name, location, e-mail, drivetrain, frame, year. Thanks.


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reminds me of the one GM built to showcase the inline 5, except that one was more red.

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It was in front of the Dollar Store. grin

But seriously folks, I agree if it were shorter and had custom lights.....not bad. Is that an s-10 bed? The full size late model bed with their fenders don't do anything for me on an AD. But this aint that bad.


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if you look you can tell that one of the main body lines was eliminated about a third from the bottom


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This is the truck it reminds me of:

http://www.classictrucksweb.com/features/0305cl_showstopper/index.html

Lots of pics...

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woog- The truck to showcase the inline 5 reminds me too much of the SSR with the bodylines., but yeah kinda similar

cletis- yeah, I found from a friend whose into S10's, it's a '94 and up long bed, and I agree with you, modern beds usually don't do anything for me, but those lines match just too well

brent- yup a body line has been removed


you know your a gearhead when you pick up food to eat at the shop after wrenching all day, and you reasoning for not washing your hands is a little grease makes all food taste better

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