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I like it!!
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x2 there is nothing better than a poncho in a chevy!!!
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Tastefully done. I like your attention to details. Nice job. You saved that trucks life.
Paul |
Badass
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fun!
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Nice work.
You should find some S-15 badges to put on it. Pontiac engines are right at home in a GMC. |
Looks nice, i wanted to build my S-15 that way.
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Here's some fresh pics... Need to get the front end up next.
http://i728.photobucket.com/albums/w...01959523_n.jpg |
Nice little truck. Can't wait to see it when it's finished. I had a S10 blazer 2 wheel drive 2 door that had a small block Olds in it. Done up with a Bravada grill and interior.
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Looks sharp!
What front springs did you use? |
Niiiiiiiiice
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Nice, better than new!
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Thanks guys... I have 4 cyl springs in it now.. yikes!!! Will do an upgrade later..
Anyone have or know of a 82-90 GMC grille?!?! I'm looking for one :) |
Nice build!!!
I know its a preference thing, but a 5 speed would be so much fun in that truck! I had a new 83 GMC S15 Gypsy with a 2.8 and 5 speed. It was a fun truck. Yours will be a BLAST |
Nice project!!
What was cut on the crossmember? Also, what application did the exhaust manifolds come from? Was the steering column modifed? Thanks for the pictures! Karguy |
Yes the crossmember needed cutting.. nothing major. I'm using two RH manifolds as you can see in the pics above... the one on the pass. side is from a '69 GTO and the driver side is from my manifold collection (I'll have to check on the number).
Yes I modified the steering linkage that goes from the firewall to the steering gear box. I'll post pics soon... I've done tons of work on it lately. Kris. |
Phenomenal work!
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Any updates?
Very interested in this project. Thanks KG |
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