ahhh nothing better than a Porsche hunter that can double as a parts hauler!:D The renderings look awesome, I can't wait to see the progress on this one.
-Derek-

Very nice! What's the plan inside?

That is KILLER!! I have a 67 short/fleet that I haven't even began to think about..lol. Love the black on black and the stance is perfect (flat on the ground..lol).

I've got a 67 short step side, when can I buy a cross member?
How much?
Delivery time?
Paypal?
Which motor can I use?


Mick

I'm also interested in the crossmember for a 68-69-70 C-10!:thumbsup:

Same questions as above!:D

John

Here is some reading for ya:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=212001

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=201898

Both the rendering and the cross member = :drool: :drool: . That is going to be one nice truck.

David

get the crossmember from his site http://www.porterbuiltstreetrods.com/home.php

Thanks for all the interest, and all the compliments on the work. I am waiting to get set-up as a "vendor" before I list pricing and such here on the forum. Hopefully it won't too much longer.

I should have some good progress pics to post up in the next couple weeks. I have been getting ready for the Dallas Goodguy's show coming up in a wek-and-a-half, so time has been limited to say the least.

As for the inside, it will be a pretty "simple" design. The dash will be smoothed and keep it's factory feel, except for the instrument cluster... it will be extended out to create a "pod" and add some depth to the dash. It will also have a console that flows between bucket seats and flows into the rear of the cab and around the seat backs.

Here are a few more pics... some of the "other pieces" of the kit, and then a couple of one installed in a 72 Blazer with a GENIII motor.

wow awsome work PB
Are Those machine welds? just awsome :thumbsup: