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Have never seen on,and didnt know there had been produced 4-500 pr year in the mid eighties by a conversion firm.
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Re: 73-87 chevy ext cab
What year is this particular example?
1986?
If my old '85 Sierra Classic had been one of these, I might have kept it....always wondered what one of these would look like as an extended cab.
Ford and Dodge had their own extended-cab offerings back in the day, never understood why GM didn't follow suit...this could've bee a big seller(it sure has been since '88)
The side windows look odd, but cool nonetheless.....if it was a 4x4, I'd be on it like a bum on a sandwich.
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the conversion guys were hard workers back thenComment
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That's a nice truck. 8)Comment
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Re: 73-87 chevy ext cab
Years ago when I built my 59 extended cab, a guy in town who is into cars and also has a car lot showed up with one of those conversions, it had been built in Texas. Neat truck, but the guy didn't have it long (probably found a good paying buyer).
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Those things are cool....never seen one in person tho. I am a huge fan of the chevy crew cab trucks. The ex-cab would definitely be one to grab.Whiskey for my men ... and beer for their horses!Comment
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Re: 73-87 chevy ext cab
Compared to? Good looking truck.Originally posted by SpiderGearsMan"Somewhere the zebra is dancing". Garth Stein's The art of racing in the rain.
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