The King of the Chevys.......

Mark_in_Tulsa · July 1, 2005

Mark_in_Tulsa · July 1, 2005

Um.................yeah Only in Mexico.

R Dogg 56 · July 1, 2005

Holy crap, those are some big pizza cutters.

BDZ71 · July 1, 2005

Looks like 18 wheeler tires or so

on a SFA I-beam front 2wd suspension

Crossover front steering and a 14BFF Dually rear axel.

Id drive it into a tree

hahah IMO

Hammertime540 · July 1, 2005

Id like to drive that threw the shopping mall parking lots

silverado3500 · July 6, 2005

As much work as it was to convert the truck to the sfa, It would have made more sense to go ahead and make it a 4x4 dont you guys think? All they would have needed was a transfer case and a front driveshaft...

on edit: Unless of course that truck was a 3500-hd, with a shortened wheelbase and bed added?

Halen5150 · July 7, 2005

WAAAAY too much rim, imo.

1BADHD · July 7, 2005

Yuck.

Mark_in_Tulsa · July 7, 2005

WAAAAY too much rim, imo.

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But what if they were spinners......

asilverblazer · July 7, 2005

HESUS KRISTO BAT-MAN!

99-2door · July 7, 2005

As much work as it was to convert the truck to the sfa, It would have made more sense to go ahead and make it a 4x4 dont you guys think? All they would have needed was a transfer case and a front driveshaft...

on edit: Unless of course that truck was a 3500-hd, with a shortened wheelbase and bed added?

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The grille would have that big spacer underneath it if it was a 3500HD.

They knew they would never drive it off road anyway.

I bet those tires would last forever on a truck that small.

silverado3500 · July 9, 2005

I was thinking that they could have removed that gray spacer and just modified the bumper brackets. But looking over it again, I doubt it as the rear has a spring hanger drop as well with what looks like the stock rear springs...