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Hey everyone! Just went out yesterday and picked me up a 138k original miles rust free 1994 stepside! It could use some new paint from sun fade (southern truck) but other then that it's and incredibly example inside and out. Now,  the main reason I'm starting this thread is because when I opened the door I noticed it wasn't your normal interior, instead it was called an Outrider by UCI? I personally have never heard of this edition? And would love some additional details and info if anyone has some! I tried some research myself but with little prevail? Is it a much rarer find then I already thought? I'll upload some pics of the truck.

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Looks like new inside too! 

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Don't know much about UCI, but the truck looks to be in good shape. Although after many years experience with those style of steps, I'd want to look in behind them to see if there is rust. They are known for causing moisture to hang around.

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neighbor of mine has one sitting out in his driveway... single cab tho.... but its that old .. maroon fade to red on top..... remember when the fade was in style! lol... 

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On 11/14/2017 at 3:16 PM, SS_Bliss said:

Hey everyone! Just went out yesterday and picked me up a 138k original miles rust free 1994 stepside! It could use some new paint from sun fade (southern truck) but other then that it's and incredibly example inside and out. Now,  the main reason I'm starting this thread is because when I opened the door I noticed it wasn't your normal interior, instead it was called an Outrider by UCI? I personally have never heard of this edition? And would love some additional details and info if anyone has some! I tried some research myself but with little prevail? Is it a much rarer find then I already thought? I'll upload some pics of the truck.

IMG_20171113_125324.jpg

IMG_20171113_125309.jpg

IMG_20171113_125356.jpg

IMG_20171112_154232.jpg

 

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I have a 1994 Outsider

Ext cab short wide bed

73,987 original miles. 

Brown with tan interior.

Wonder how many were made ?

8324125848 if anyone has information please call me

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Curious how many were made
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On 6/25/2021 at 9:58 AM, DJmartin said:

I have a 1994 Outsider

Ext cab short wide bed

73,987 original miles. 

Brown with tan interior.

Wonder how many were made ?

8324125848 if anyone has information please call me

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Yours looks good too! 

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On 6/25/2021 at 9:58 PM, DJmartin said:

I have a 1994 Outsider

Ext cab short wide bed

73,987 original miles. 

Brown with tan interior.

Wonder how many were made ?

8324125848 if anyone has information please call me

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Neat and nice interior!

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