1968 chevy crewd cab

[tellyv]

I've had this for a while it's still in Wisconsin my buddy is putting a 5.9 Cummings in and then it's getting turned into a shortbox fleetside single wheel truck, going to eventually slam it and make it a true 4 door.

[fleetus macmullitz]

It all sounds good...looks great now.

Nice to see something truly unique, especially since it's got the style of a '68-'72 C10/20/30.

[HAULNSS]

I like it just the way it is.


Maybe a newer Duramax / Allison drivetrain and you'd have a sweet hauler.



Randy

[tellyv]

Originally Posted by HAULNSS

I like it just the way it is.


Maybe a newer Duramax / Allison drivetrain and you'd have a sweet hauler.



Randy

Its to freeking big! Already had the Cummings.

[raustinss]

Hey telly was it originally a truck and stretched or a burban shortened and bed added?
I have always wanted to do the exact same thing...crew cab....short but but with a D max oh he'll I'd even take it without a motor lol
Ryan Austin

[Rod P]

I like it.....so maybe like

THIS!!!

[Spiffav8]

Originally Posted by Rod P

I like it.....so maybe like

THIS!!!

That would be epic!

Great...now I want one.

[tellyv]

Yes like that. I have a few pictures of that from sema a few years back. For right now its going to be a bit of a rat. Low with steel wheels and dog dishes.

[tellyv]

Originally Posted by raustinss

Hey telly was it originally a truck and stretched or a burban shortened and bed added?
I have always wanted to do the exact same thing...crew cab....short but but with a D max oh he'll I'd even take it without a motor lol
Ryan Austin

Yeah it was a burb, I bought it like this its a bit hoaky in places but I stole it so I figured it be easier than starting from scratch and probably never getting it done.

[Jr]

Very cool!

How is the roof? Did the previous owner cut up another truck for the back of the cab?