This truck is one of a kind. You will never see another Stepside like this anywhere.

Custom ¾-ton running gear + 14-bolt rear (custom, Chevy didn't offer ¾ or 1-ton Stepside)
Detroit Locker rear diff.
New paint. Oak wood bed.
400 cubic inch small block V8.
New paint.

Engine runs perfectly. Starts right up, every time. Less than 100,000 miles.
Transmission, transfer case and clutch have all been replaced within 60,000 miles.


ENGINE    
- 400 *** chevy small block V8
- Edelbrock Performer intake manifold
- GM HEI Distributor
- Accel 8.8 MM spark plug wires
- True dual 2 ½"  exhaust with H-pipe
- Dual two chamber Flowmaster mufflers
- Open element K&N air filter

ELECTRICAL  
- Dual batteries
- Wired for towing, including an in-cab trailer brake controler

AUDIO  
- Sony CD player
- 200 watt Pioneer 6 x 9 4-way speakers in the doors
- 1 - 10" Kicker Impulse subwoofer in a sealed box behind the seat
- 500 watt subwoofer amp

CHASSIS/DRIVETRAIN  
- ¾ ton Skyjacker Softride springs
- Skyjacker Hydro shocks at each corner
- Dual Skyjacker in-line steering stabalizer
- Front axel: Dana 44 with open differential, Spicer hubs and disc brakes
- Rear axel: 1 ton Corporate 14 bolt axel locked with a Detroit Locker and drum brakes
- New stainless steel brakelines
- Centerforce II heavy duty clutch with about 30,000 miles on it
- 4-Speed transmission (that's 3 with a granny) + R
- NP205 transfer case
- Recently lengthened front driveline
- Recently replaced CV joints, front and back
- Dual 16 gallon gas tanks
- Skid plates for the transmission, transfer case and both gas tanks
- Custom tow hitch
- Custom front tow hooks

This is an amazing truck and I've put tons of time and money into building it. I don't have the time to give it the use and respect it deserves anymore. I hope there's someone out there that can.

All reasonable offers will be considered (especially if you're gonna give this truck the home it deserves).
Happy wheelin'.
Eric 626 688 7113
eric@coffeeanddonut.com








 

Wow, sorry about the pics being too big for the thread. Obviously Petersen's is into wheelin' not web design. I don't know why it's not showing some of the pictures, I haven't had problems on any other sites.

If you want to view the pics w/o the forum hassle you can just save 'em to your 'puter and view 'em there.