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BC Toy chest · 12-05-2010, 01:54 AM

Here some pictures of two long beds. Makes you think twice before you turn your nose up at a long bed step side. These are two perfect examples of what can be done. The
'56 GMC was at the 18th California Hot Rod Reunion 2009. The bumper on the front was for push starting a front motor dragster. Erik & Perry out of Arizon put this best together. If anybody on here knows these guys and thir truck tell them to join. They also built a blown '55 or '58 Chevy pick up with a modern bed.
The next truck I shot pics of was at the local cruz nite I go to some times in Inglewood, Ca. This thing is off the chain. Who said Long beds don't look good?

12-05-2010, 01:54 AM	#46
BC Toy chest Registered User Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: SoCal Posts: 914	Re: My Pro Street '56 GMC Pick'em Up Here some pictures of two long beds. Makes you think twice before you turn your nose up at a long bed step side. These are two perfect examples of what can be done. The '56 GMC was at the 18th California Hot Rod Reunion 2009. The bumper on the front was for push starting a front motor dragster. Erik & Perry out of Arizon put this best together. If anybody on here knows these guys and thir truck tell them to join. They also built a blown '55 or '58 Chevy pick up with a modern bed. The next truck I shot pics of was at the local cruz nite I go to some times in Inglewood, Ca. This thing is off the chain. Who said Long beds don't look good? 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 02:14 AM.