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Chevy's in the wild
- Thread starter TJ1978
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Not sure what I think about this. Points for effort.
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Hmm, for me it's a no
That is what I am afraid of and that's why I haven't done what I wanted to do, 1989 front clip on a 2003 avalanche
The 2-Ton GMC farm truck is still in regular use!
Looks like the guy is wanting to build a Camino-n-Caddy duo.
The Blazer looked as if it had been sitting there for a while.
The Vette just looked good sitt’n there.
Looks like the guy is wanting to build a Camino-n-Caddy duo.
The Blazer looked as if it had been sitting there for a while.
The Vette just looked good sitt’n there.
From that angle the mirrors kill it. Older 60’s style chrome mirrors might help it. At same time, could hurt it.
Agree points for effort. I can appreciate the desire
Zero points for that effort. A lot of wasted time and money! Its like guys that made “shorty” 57’s and chevelles. No Mister!
Spotted this K-10 today and looks like they did a little K-20 axle upgrade.
Saw this one while getting breakfast today - it’s damn nice and also had a Power Tour sticker on it.
This thing just screams that this guy had waaaayyyy too much time on his hands, bad taste and most likely sat down when he peed …
Or just young. When I was 18 I'd have probably lost my mind over that. Now I'm old and have come to my senses.
It could have been better if they'd tried getting some of the body line down the tail somehow. Even with the newer roof line.
But, baby steps I guess lol
It could have been better if they'd tried getting some of the body line down the tail somehow. Even with the newer roof line.
But, baby steps I guess lol
