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Old 02-03-2026, 05:02 PM   #51
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Re: I guess I'm finally rich

I guess I am in the old man old school camp. I like corvette rallys on white letters on just about any old chevy.
I love that old orange step side. That would be at the top of my list.
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Old 02-03-2026, 05:15 PM   #52
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I vote rally's

Can you imagine the other 9,000 trucks that may have been built exactly like that from 67-72 that people just used as work horses? Throwing crap into the bed, denting sides, overloading.
I had an 81 Ford 1/2 ton work truck that had been treated like that. And I probably didn't treat it much better. These days it would be nothing but an old truck, certainly not a classic.
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Old 02-03-2026, 05:34 PM   #53
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Re: I guess I'm finally rich

Thanks, Eddie70
I actually think in that configuration
This stepside looks very period correct
For the 80,s 90's and early 2000's
I'm sure they will end up back on it
At some point

I've got a set of original steps
If I can find a place to chrome them
I thought it would be cool to put them on
Be just like they looked in that era
And maybe even chrome the cowl too

Just trying to find a picture of one of these trucks it was done on
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Old 02-03-2026, 05:44 PM   #54
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I vote for steelies with dog dishes and blackwalls.

You've shown us more combos than my truck has had in the 30+ years that I've owned it! Mine currently has square body 8"rallys with the thinner trim rings and white letter tires. Kind of a classic, but probably not a cool as they were in the last century!
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I actually think
Truck rally's are the single best looking rim
That was not stock on our trucks

Look good on every configuration
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Old 02-04-2026, 09:05 AM   #55
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Another nice one. I’m not usually big on the four wheel covers, but they look good on that truck.
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