C60 nose job on a square body?

[Number21]

I've been looking hard at these old military pull trucks...see what I mean about the fenders blending with the low bumper and step? (this one doesn't)

[RuralRoute C-30]

Years ago I had a 58 retired grain truck, 1.5 ton GMC. While this one here is advertised as a 2-ton, back then the style was without fender flares but filled in the space appropriately. The step was located inside the door.



Just another example to think about along body lines. I like your ideas but you are correct in thinking a regular light duty cab probably won't look proportionate to what you're considering.

Good Luck!
Mark

[Pop's C-10]

Originally Posted by Number21

I've been looking hard at these old military pull trucks...see what I mean about the fenders blending with the low bumper and step? (this one doesn't)

That would make a killer DD...who's going to cut you off in traffic with a bumper like that...add a train horn & it's a winner..lol

[70c10-08]

Originally Posted by Pop's C-10

That would make a killer DD...who's going to cut you off in traffic with a bumper like that...add a train horn & it's a winner..lol

ya there was one for sale at a local chevy dealership a while back as is it wudnt make a good dd i heard the top speed on that thing was 20 something mph it was quadsteer 2 if i remember correctly ud have to change the gears or something but besides that... traffic? what traffic? sure is a bumpy road though

[Number21]

Originally Posted by Pop's C-10

That would make a killer DD...who's going to cut you off in traffic with a bumper like that...add a train horn & it's a winner..lol

My thoughts exactly. Gotta have the big rig horns to make that soccer mom on the cell phone crap her pants.

My neighbors have a big late model International 4x4 truck with a service bed for a shop truck...I've got to out do them. I've been challenged to a truck tug of war.