how about some 73/87 chevy stepsides

[mgunn69]

Here is my current project. 1987 GMC. Currently doing the back half. Nice trucks here for sure!!

[jumbo2]

That blue is beautiful !!!!!

my truck is very close , still needs lots of love

[jumbo2]

Now:


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Great looking truck as well , what does it run ? motor spec's ?

[cory d]

oh no. my truck walked in, saw this page and screamed "why cant i look that beautiful" then she ran off crying. great, now i have to catch up with her

[jumbo2]

Originally Posted by cory d

oh no. my truck walked in, saw this page and screamed "why cant i look that beautiful" then she ran off crying. great, now i have to catch up with her

Hahahah that's a good one , I'm so inspired I wana go wrench in the cold and dark right now , my new and NOS capable motor is really coming together just tins and some small stuff and a engine hoist away from making some noise , 3 great examples of a bad ass big tire stepsides here and many beautiful truck to come
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[Vbjunker]

Another shot of my '87. Took my dogs for a ride to North Carolina. Perfect two-lane, back country cruiser.
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[old crewcab]

Originally Posted by Chevyrules

heres a couple more. I know the blue one is a 1981

has anyone got a longbed version of (or pictures of) the stepside dually thanks!!

[badpontiacs]

Originally Posted by jumbo2

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Great looking truck as well , what does it run ? motor spec's ?[/QUOTE]

Never got a good full pass (11.20's lifting). Not to shabby for all steel and 89 octane. I keep breaking things though....i'm finding all the weak links haha!!! I am running a mild zz502, 950HP carb, full race Hughes th400 with brake/4500 hard hit stall. I plan on a huffer (ProCharger) or some giggle gas later on once it find all the weak parts.

[ChevDog1]

reviving an old thread - here's my project:

[oilmanpat]

Hare's my daily driver.

[tgh117]

Here is mine through the years.

Worker from back in 03



Then I wanted a matching plow



Then I sold the plow (still sad) and now it stays in the garage mostly and collects dust ( has 35's now)

[jpnh]

Man you would have thought i ran over the easter bunny the way the cops are looking at my truck today {just puttin my truck around town} could it be the posi marks goin 150 ft thru the main street of town from the rat rod with no fenders, the motor blocking the windshield, straight pipes sticking out the side of the motor, parts hanging off? how do them guys get away with it? they would have the swat team on me if i built something like that. i have to finish the paint to differentiate myself from them guys they dont realize im way to cheap to treat my rig like that.although it is fun to watch someone else mercelessly beat their motor n tranny/shred their tires off then get pulled over.

[aotte1]

Jeff,
The truck is looking good with the new wheels.

Les

[jpnh]

thanx/slowly but slowly

[Boog]

Great looking bunch of steppers in this thread. It brings back memories of one I had some years ago. A '78 Cordova brown one I put a 327 and Muncie 4spd in and drove that one for 12 years. It was a great truck. I don't think I have a single pic of that one either.

[ratdawger]

Yes, a great bunch of steppers in this thread. Here's mine a 75 that I just put new wheels and tires on. 17x8 Ridler 695's with 235/60-17 on the front and 275/60-17 on the rear

[gonecountry]

[Westwind]

Bump

[ddr11]

1987 350 TBI 6/7 Drop on 20's and 18's

[Lukevs]

Originally Posted by badpontiacs

1978 GMC Sierra Grande
When I first got her:



Now:

What size are those fat tires?

[68isgreat]

Originally Posted by ddr11

1987 350 TBI 6/7 Drop on 20's and 18's

Beautiful. Curious, what mileage do you get with that TBI? I'm putting one in my 68 c10 stepper. Once I get it further along, I'm thinking about selling it for a 73-87 4x4 stepper so I can use it for everything. Hard to go bird hunting in a low rider.

[57NAPCO]

1987 350/sm465

[chrismoore701]

Lets keep this going

[Keith Seymore]

Not sure why I never added my '80 to this thread: