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crm318 · 04-17-2011, 04:19 AM

collins, thats funny that you say that, because the truck that sparked my interest was square body cheyenne long bed that I saw on the side of the road. I own a 72 cheyenne that is med. red (red orange) but I have also very much respected the ochre and white cheyennes. I just think that the ochre and white is an undeniably awesome combination that is distinctive to the 70s (when you actually had a myriad of colors to choose from).

P.S. N2TRUX, I am from Spring, TX originally and I have seen your truck on this site for years and actually go to see it in person once at the nifty fifties car show a while back. It a sweet ride.

04-17-2011, 04:19 AM	#5
crm318 Alright Alright Alright Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Midland, Texas Posts: 1,672	Re: Ochre and White Trucks collins, thats funny that you say that, because the truck that sparked my interest was square body cheyenne long bed that I saw on the side of the road. I own a 72 cheyenne that is med. red (red orange) but I have also very much respected the ochre and white cheyennes. I just think that the ochre and white is an undeniably awesome combination that is distinctive to the 70s (when you actually had a myriad of colors to choose from). P.S. N2TRUX, I am from Spring, TX originally and I have seen your truck on this site for years and actually go to see it in person once at the nifty fifties car show a while back. It a sweet ride. __________________ 1972 Cheyenne Chevrolet red and white 357ci, Vortec heads, GM Performance high rise intake, Comp 268H .454/.454 218/218 110 LSA Quadrajet carb, Flowtech headers, 2.25 40 series HEI, Curve kit, TH 350, 3.07 gears 275/60/15s on 15x8 rallies Last edited by crm318; 04-17-2011 at 04:24 AM.