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Cool. Yea you know I was thinking about this earlier. A lot of trucks from the 70s and 80s look real good in full trim like that. I was wondering if that would ever make a come back. Nowadays trucks are all "less is more" and the most you get is the chromeout pieces we have.

 

I dig it. Not enough to do it myself to my truck, but it looks good on this body style.

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For some reason the pics are not attaching. I will have to upload them a different way.

 

 

Do you have anymore pics of this truck?

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The retro truck look is very cool but they should have lost those red brake over-heaters they call rims - they look craptastic.

I agree, the rest of it is pretty sweet though!

 

Here you go

Thank you!

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OP, did you happen to get a side profile picture of the truck in the third pic with the Avalanche trim?

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The more I see the custom deluxe trim the more I like it. I wonder if we'll see some kind of aftermarket package that mimics this. I'd love to see one in person.

 

I also wonder how it'd look with a 4wd stance and perhaps a single cab short or even long bed. You really only saw crew cabs back then in the 2500-3500 long bed dually configuration.

 

Every time I watch the video for Alabama's dixieland delight I drool over the ~73 LWB 4 door they tear around in in the video.

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