GM Truck Center Pics

[77_Jimmy]

http://www.gmtruckcenter.com/gallery/gallery.html

 

[howdiy]

I always loved this truck

 

[dfl701]

That's one of the few trucks Petersons did that was affordable I would say.

 

[jtrapani]

http://www.gmtruckcenter.com/gallery/gallery09.html

doesn't get better than this

 

[blowedupmotor87]

Looks like they do some good work!

 

[y5mgisi]

I like this one!

And this one!!!

 

[wasted wages]

It's big...It's ugly....I'd wheel it..

 

[blowedupmotor87]

I always loved this truck

I loved this truck! It was one of the main inspirations for my build!

 

[runamok151]

It's big...It's ugly....I'd wheel it..

ditto. that one or the white full vert.

 

[colbystephens]

It's big...It's ugly....I'd wheel it..

You'd wheel that red GMC??? damn. Too purty for wheelin, I think. Maybe forest service roads at best...

 

[wazzabie]

What type of rims are these?

I always loved this truck

 

[blazinzuk]

http://www.hutchinsoninc.com/index.php

here is a link with a better pic http://www.rockmonsterwheels.com/

 

[wasted wages]

You'd wheel that red GMC??? damn. Too purty for wheelin, I think. Maybe forest service roads at best...

OK....Mall Crawl it !!!

 

[andyblack]

The yellow Peterson's truck was what made me decide to get my truck. I didn't know how capable the average '73-'87 was and how many affordable upgrades could be done to them without much trouble until they did that buildup in '05. I got my truck about six months later after they completed that one. One of the first things I did was copy their idea of building a frame and mounting some bucket seats to it. I used square tube though. It's a shame that Rick Pewe trashed the thing at Moab the next year and then they used parts off of it to build up Jerrod Jones's Blazer (although it was really cool too).

 

[scrappyk5]

The yellow Peterson's truck was what made me decide to get my truck. I didn't know how capable the average '73-'87 was and how many affordable upgrades could be done to them without much trouble until they did that buildup in '05. I got my truck about six months later after they completed that one. One of the first things I did was copy their idea of building a frame and mounting some bucket seats to it. I used square tube though. It's a shame that Rick Pewe trashed the thing at Moab the next year and then they used parts off of it to build up Jerrod Jones's Blazer (although it was really cool too).

I watch the build on it. It is one of the reasons I bought my stepside
Ive watched the video of Rick trashing it. I think he trashes whatever he drives

 

[andyblack]

I watch the build on it. It is one of the reasons I bought my stepside
Ive watched the video of Rick trashing it. I think he trashes whatever he drives

That's because he has other guys build it and his sponsors pay for it! I'd do the same thing. Notice how careful he is with his precious flatfenders though. You don't see him ragging them out and crashing them into trees and stuff.

 

[scrappyk5]

That's because he has other guys build it and his sponsors pay for it! I'd do the same thing. Notice how careful he is with his precious flatfenders though. You don't see him ragging them out and crashing them into trees and stuff.

Lol , yeah he likes writing about them too.

 

[djtejas]

It's big...It's ugly....I'd wheel it..

THAT is an awesome truck!...

 

[colbystephens]

I sure like that on too, but I'd lower it down quite a bit.

 

[djtejas]

I sure like that on too, but I'd lower it down quite a bit.

true, it is a little too high for my taste too...

but those 50's 4x4 trucks are way cool!