Pics of this truck

Originally posted by ir078607



Edited: 1/10/2006 7:00:48 PM by ir078607

That truck turned out nice!!!





There was an unfinished pic and article about this truck in Street Trucks a while back I believe and I think Bob Grant built it. I thought it looked better bare metal. The paint killed it for me! I hate when a truck looks killer before paint but then the paint job the owner chose chokes.

i think the paint job is kick ass for an old school truck. as for the other one it just looks hacked to me. potentially a sweet truck but it looks like shit the way they did it IMO. the wheels, the notch, the front fenders, the bed, whats left.....

seriously if its the same truck which its not they did a lot of modification. smaller wheels, sifferent grill, also look at the front of the doors closely. they molded the door to part of the window valence for less body lines. also the hoods are located/ open from different spots on the fender. ect....

THE ONE ON 26'S IS NOT A REAL CHEVY, ITS A BODY LAYED OVER AN F250 CHASSIS- IT WAS CAPTIONED IN A SHOW PIC IN A MAG AWILE BACK, just wanted to clear that up.

ONCE AGAIN ITS NOT THE SAME TRUCK TARDS.
2nd U cant be that low with a straight axle..are u all nuts?

i remember the yellow one b4 it got painted.. it looked so sick. i dont really like the yellow that much

Originally posted by shideburns



i saw that truck at truckin nat's in AZ last year with the bed on and the 24/26 wheels.it had a diesel in it and looked kinda goofy with the front fenders all trimmed up to show more wheel

yeah ive saw some pics that looked more recent then the one last posted of the truck i remember it cause of those fenders if i can think of where i saw it ill post the pics...

Is it just me guys or did they go to far with that truck

the way the guy explained it, at reso 04', was that it was the motor, trans and narrowed rear end out of a 03' ford f550. it had 2x8 tubing tacked to gether for a frame, and was very sketchy. It was over notched by nearly a foot. The front end was a modified I beam suspension similar to 80's ford f150. It sounded to me and my friends like he pulled an insurance job on a f550, used what he could from the truck, and bought the rims with the insurance check, and threw all of it into a 300 dollar c10.

The clear jug is the radiator overflow tank. It's the stock F-250/350/450/550 piece. Jon's right about the straight axle, too.

I saw the rims for sale on ebay a couple of weeks back. He's in Vegas. I saw it at Reso '04 too. I thought it was a good idea with the power stroke and everything, but the 26's? Come on! They just didn't fit. The notch could've fit tires for a rock krawler, too. Like 49's!Originally posted by mtmcalli



ok couple of questions:

1. what is the clear jug in front of the engine in the first pic and what's in it?

2. "the one im asking about is on 26's and has a powerstroke motor in it. I think it even had a straight axle in front."

how can you have a truck sittin that low with a powerstroke and a straight front axle? Did he notch the engine?