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#611946 01/21/2010 2:56 AM
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1955 GMC 150, 1980 Chevy C10, 2011 Sierra 3500 HD SLT Duramax Dually Crewcab, 1960 Chevy BelAir 2dr sedan, 1978 Pontiac Trans-Am
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It is one of the two common S-10 frame swap kits.


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OldSub #612089 01/21/2010 6:15 PM
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I don't know of anyone here who has done this conversion but yes, it is one thathas been around for quite a while. Doesn't seem real popular probably because many (most) of us are purists at heart and love our "old" trucks.

ps..that S-10 would make a great parts chaser however while fixing up your AD, pre-war or TF.


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I was looking more towards the rear half of my double walled frame is pretty much trashed. And closeest thing I can find to original is a $3000 bare street rodded box frame. I would prefer the stock solid front but cant seem to find a set of 1.5 or 2 ton rails.


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jmlloar #612334 01/22/2010 12:58 PM
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I'm not sure if this guy will have that size frame, but I did buy a 1/2T frame from him some years ago. And I think I may have provided his info to you before. Alfred Kerr Vinton,VA(Roanoke)
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thanks. Ill give him a try


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