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1928ModelA1931

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    Brent
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    Agassiz BC Canada
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    1999 Chevy K2500 extended cab

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  1. Likely cost prohibitive. That would be a major undertaking. I have a '99 K2500 (same body) and while I wish sometimes I had that rear door, or even two, in the long run I feel a bit safer after watching a few crash tests on the reverse opening rear door multi-door extended cab pick-ups like what these trucks would have had. This kind of cab is much stronger than the back door models. It's a bit scary to see the 3 and 4 doors fold in a heavy crash. I think that's why the manufacturers have pretty much done away with then and gone to narrow traditional opening rear doors. That b-pillar gives a whole lot more rigidity. The photo is a ford but I've seen similar for GM trucks of the era.
  2. Looks like the usual dumb ass Russian or other Eastern block scam crap. By the time I got here to the site the message was gone. Looks like the admin is cleaning up well.
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