What Makes Your Truck Unique?

[cory d]

Originally Posted by KQQL IT

Ha parts from '64 to '92 in one beat up old '73 gmc with chevrolet grill, mirrors and tail gate filler.

Otherwise known as the Pile.
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i named mine crusher bait. it has a chevy tailgait, it has a 73-74 chevy grille until i got the gmc grille

[bk2life]

mines not unique

[sqzbox]

Originally Posted by maxxxy

This is not an original idea, I saw a similar thread over on the h.a.m.b., but I
and hopefully others, would like to know what makes your truck different than anyone else's?

What makes it unique or custom?

What are your personal touches that make the truck yours?

Feel free to post pictures.

My 1980 big ten is rebuilt and painted front to back and looks brand new like it was in 1980.

[pwtr02ss]

My 74' has pearl parchment interior. I can't seem to find any info on it or and dye to dye the stupid arm rests.

[1981Sturgis]

Made my own fender emblems. Surfaced them on the computer, then had the CNC guys machine them.


And I too have a shovelhead.

[Corts60]

Mine is a diesel short box 1/2 ton with bucket seats, all factory. Aftermarket wise it has a gear venders overdrive. I get 23 MPG. That's how I'm unique.

And I'm probably the only active member on this board running an Olds diesel.
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[fun in dirt]

A CUCV actually running on the road around here is unique in itself, but we also put our shop logo on the side.

[zaccaglin]

Origional paint code paint job and original interior with small custom camo accents here and there. Also some one ton features on it being that it's a 3/4.
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[hyatt]

99 crewcab with only 24000 miles

[cory d]

no lock on passenger side. and who else is hard core enough it used bolts to fill badge holes

[dieseldawg142]

Originally Posted by cory d

no lock on passenger side. and who else is hard core enough it used bolts to fill badge holes

should use carriage bolts for that smooth finished look! western mirror holes in door

[CoggedBelt75]

My personal touch......

[maxxxy]

Since I started the thread, I should probably add something.

I haven't added any personal touches to my truck yet to make it mine, but I will when I will when I get it going down the road!

One thing that I haven't seen a lot of is my conversion to 5 x 4.75" wheel bolt pattern.

[mrhino]

its the wife's truck and she want it to be different so we added a little pink

front and back

[JRANGER]

Originally Posted by mrhino

its the wife's truck and she want it to be different so we added a little pink

front and back

How did you paint the gmc so perfectly???

[mrhino]

lots of tedious taping with fine-line tape. I sprayed it with a single stage paint. I did the front free hand with a brush. then cleared over both

[meter swinger]

1. Its ugly.
2. I traded a ford for it.

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[Edahall]

Cummins engine with NV5600 6 speed transmission behind it. On top of that is a Gear Vendors.



Custom paint job.



Full power Italian leather Cadillac 60 Series seats. Only a handful of these seats were ever produced. And yes, they're extremely comfortable..

[king-918]

What makes mine unique is the fact that I have more parts for it in my house then on the truck. But I love it
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[1tonchevy]

What makes the big dirty special? the fact i started with junk and built it on a very small budget and did all the work my self. and doesn't hurt my daughter loves it.

[cory d]

Originally Posted by 1tonchevy

What makes the big dirty special?

lol big dirty. you could be reffering to one of two thins, both are funny

[truckfan]

454 1/2 ton. Bonanza (not Silverado) with PW/PL, tilt and cruise. PO ordered it that way.

[oldman3]

I think mine being made into a roadster, the custom interior and many other small custom items, make it unique....Jim

[maxxxy]

Oldman that interior is clean!!!!

[oldman3]

Thank you, did it myself...Jim