Non-Suburban Crew Cab

[95possom]

Hello all. I've been a member here for quite some time, but always found what I'm looking for until now and need some help. See, it all started about 12 years ago when I finally found a SWB 4x4 that was priced well ($2500 then. Wonder what that equals to today) and pretty rust free. So, it started with a ls/th350 good enough that it would yard drive and messed around with some little things. Then the life, kids, and job happened that everyone knows. Fast forward a few years and moving a county over I decided it's time to come out of hiding. With always having "intentions" of a BBC/4spd I set out doing so. Found a great deal on a rebuilt, too much of a built big block and stabbed it in. Also found 465/205 combo, rebuilt that and stabbed it in also. After I done the 4spd swap I was pretty discouraged. Not that it's a 4spd but me being 6'4 and having to drive this thing like I'm driving a monkey bike trying to do the limbo. I left it as that for a few months until motivation came back, and I went back to work until I notice my intake decided to crack. (Bad casting it appears) And that's how it sits at the moment.

Sorry for the story but I think it's needed for what I'm wanting to do now. Crew Cab!!! I've searched and found all kinds of the suburban builds but only one two cab build. Since I'm 6'4 I could gain more leg room and with the rear doors being full size like the front the rear passengers should have plenty too. Has anyone else done it with two cabs?

[HO455]

The factory style Scott Built crewcab is an option.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...ad.php?t=25324

Or this.

https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=722895

Or this.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=157369

Do a search there are more threads out there on this.

[landarts]

There have been several built with using one cab and stretching it. Brandon Sissco is the expert on the type of build. Also, they have been done with full-size doors in the rear. He also sells a kit for the 4th door B-pillar and is a wealth of knowledge. He can be found on Instagram or the 67-72 Crewcab Facebook group.

Fir.st picture is from one Brandon Sissco builds using a cab only and full-size doors.

Second picture from the 67-72 Facebook Crewcab group that started a build from just a truck cab.

[Warrens69GMC]

Wow, that is nice.

[notsolo]

The 1st one posssibly an original coachwork built truck, maybe someone has an idea how they were built. IMO not as hansom as the newly created suburban built 4 door conversion's.