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#624203 02/27/2010 9:46 PM
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I bought a 60 apache custom cab and I'm curious, did they come with paint grills and bumpers on a custom cab or do they require chrome grille and bumpers?

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Custom cab treatment is one option. Chrome bumper up front is another. Rear bumpers are accessories. So the answer is, yes. smile

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There are a few other do-dad's that go along on a custom option. The rear cab badges, the chrome trim around the windows, fancy knobs, etc.

I'm trying and wanting to make my GMC a true Custom package and the last things I need are the chrome trim around the cab and side strips, 100% authentic side molding strips are not re-popped, but 95% correct Chevy strips are close enough to not argue over and I can use those if needed.

The though of drilling holes in the boby after all the work thas been done, that has been what has held me up from doing a 100% complete package. But lets face it, very few folks will understand that the trim package is not complete.

And for the one that do, all I can say is

IT'S MY TRUCK, Have a nice day!


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There was a GMC at DVAP.com with the triangular shaped mouldings running from front to back both sides. It's been a few years since I was there.


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I bagged a full set from a guy who was parting out a longbed GMC from California. He was trying to sell the whole truck, but when I offered him about half of his price just for the trim, he agreed to take it off and ship it. It was in phenomenal condition. My truck is a shortbed so the rear strips I had shortened and tig welded up the ends again. They came out well.
Before I found them, i had thoughts of taking some of the later Chevy trim and having it altered to recreate the GMC 60/61 trim. It's doable, for enough money and effort.

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I'm happy my truck was born with all of those goodies.


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