Argentina square body van??

[manimal]

That would make an AWESOME Food Truck!

[flashed]

Or swap meet parts hauler .

[Deorse]

Originally Posted by INSIDIOUS '86

Looks like a modded truck some company did.

I though our trucks were square enough but damn. That thing has the aerodynamics of a barn going down the road!
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Totally agree with that last statement.

[meatwagon83]

id like to absolutely butcher one to put bags and 22s on it!!

[1980GMC]

To paraphrase Walter Matthau, "If my dog was as ugly as that van, I'd shave its ass and teach it to walk backwards."

[Low87]

1 ton axles, nice lift and tires, and I see a helluva BOV.

[AntiGov]

Originally Posted by Low87

1 ton axles, nice lift and tires, and I see a helluva BOV.

yeah painted army green......good hunting and adventure rig

[Hulk Will Smash]

Originally Posted by turbo350

More GM trucks from South America:

This one out of Brazil,

The Veraneio, originally known as a Chevrolet C-1416, was an SUV manufactured in Brazil from '64-88. The truck is based on a C10 pickup chassis and is powered by an inline-six, based on the pre-'62 Stovebolt motors. The interior used the instrument cluster from a '60-66 Chevy truck, and for the most part mocked the interior scheme of that truck. As for the distinctive sheetmetal of the Vareneio, it was exclusive to the Brazilian-built machines. Another interesting fact is that the SUV utilized four passenger doors, unlike many of the three door American Suburbans-and they also made a standard truck version.



And a member here I think that actually has a Veraneio:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=460050

I dig the square van, but love the Brasilian suburban! It's like someone mated an early '60s suburban and a BMW 2002.
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[PAWS 72]

I like both.