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BC Toy chest · 12-05-2010, 01:44 AM

Who said you can't do anything with a long bed step side. Here is a fine example of what can be done to a long bed. The first one is a '56 GMC put together by Erik & Perry out of Arizona. The big push bumper was only there to push start a front motor dragster for the Cackle Fest. I met them and their truck at the 18th California Hot Rod Reunion 2009. Anybody on here recognize this truck or know the owner? Tell them to join this site. Erik & Perry also built a blown '55 or '58 Chevy pick up not sure of the year. Sure would like to see the pictures posted up here.

The next truck is off the chain. I took these pictures of it at the local cruz-nite spot in Inglewood Calif. The paint on this thing is AWESOME!

12-05-2010, 01:44 AM	#44
BC Toy chest Registered User Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: SoCal Posts: 914	Re: My Pro Street '56 GMC Pick'em Up Who said you can't do anything with a long bed step side. Here is a fine example of what can be done to a long bed. The first one is a '56 GMC put together by Erik & Perry out of Arizona. The big push bumper was only there to push start a front motor dragster for the Cackle Fest. I met them and their truck at the 18th California Hot Rod Reunion 2009. Anybody on here recognize this truck or know the owner? Tell them to join this site. Erik & Perry also built a blown '55 or '58 Chevy pick up not sure of the year. Sure would like to see the pictures posted up here. The next truck is off the chain. I took these pictures of it at the local cruz-nite spot in Inglewood Calif. The paint on this thing is AWESOME! Attached Images __________________ *I'm not tail-gating, I'm drafting.* http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=432758 Last edited by BC Toy chest; 12-05-2010 at 01:48 AM.