Sytubaker?
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UR50SLO
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That's uh... well.. different... I sure hope the Sy or Ty started as a totald truck.
I wonder what they need two windshield wiper motors for Lol...
Why not take the factory GM one off and smooth the fire wall.. I think that would have been the least time consuming thing to do!
~Scott
That's uh... well.. different... I sure hope the Sy or Ty started as a totald truck.
I wonder what they need two windshield wiper motors for Lol...
Why not take the factory GM one off and smooth the fire wall.. I think that would have been the least time consuming thing to do!
~Scott
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That looks like one of the fiberglass conversion kits they sell for S10's I think the company is out of Georgia, if they're still in business. They use to come to Carlisle's kit car show, but I don't remember seeing them in a couple of years. They also have a really differant style dash and interior kit for them
That looks like one of the fiberglass conversion kits they sell for S10's I think the company is out of Georgia, if they're still in business. They use to come to Carlisle's kit car show, but I don't remember seeing them in a couple of years. They also have a really differant style dash and interior kit for them
midnightbluS10
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warmpancakes
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Please god take that picture down
Are you talking about this one?
Please god take that picture down
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Nope neither of those. You might be right about it being a real Stu cab, but the conversion I'm thinking about kept the S10 metal firewall and grafted on to the front A pillars. You could keep the factory dash if you wanted to. I'll have to look and see if I kept any of the pictures from it.
Nope neither of those. You might be right about it being a real Stu cab, but the conversion I'm thinking about kept the S10 metal firewall and grafted on to the front A pillars. You could keep the factory dash if you wanted to. I'll have to look and see if I kept any of the pictures from it.
leadfoot
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Sumptin' don't sit right with that kit? I don't think the square windshield frame and boxy cab flow with the rounded fenders and hood.
This one is a tad better...
http://www.s10rod.com/photos/index19.html
Sumptin' don't sit right with that kit? I don't think the square windshield frame and boxy cab flow with the rounded fenders and hood.
This one is a tad better...
http://www.s10rod.com/photos/index19.html
vanillagorilla
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It has an 88-98 fullsize chevy bumper on it. ??? It looks like they kept the factory antenna too. :barf: I'm trying to figure out what the dryer hose if for? Fresh air for the cab or engine?
It has an 88-98 fullsize chevy bumper on it. ??? It looks like they kept the factory antenna too. :barf: I'm trying to figure out what the dryer hose if for? Fresh air for the cab or engine?
turbodig
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Stock setup sucked ventilation air from the cowl... he welded that up, so he had to improvise.
I like it. The wheels aren't right... needs some 17" steelies with dog-dish center caps.
Also needs to be lowered a bit.
Stock setup sucked ventilation air from the cowl... he welded that up, so he had to improvise.
I like it. The wheels aren't right... needs some 17" steelies with dog-dish center caps.
Also needs to be lowered a bit.
2500avalanche
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Check out the seats in it. Those look like Syclone seats...
Check out the seats in it. Those look like Syclone seats...
JSM
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Might have been a 30's? Called Black Ice?
Built in mid late 90s around Seattle area.
Might have been a 30's? Called Black Ice?
Built in mid late 90s around Seattle area.
vanillagorilla
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Sounds like the Quadra Deuce by Rad Rides, but I think that had a V8 in it.
From the looks of it, they took some time with this truck in order to keep everything functional. Thats pretty cool. I wonder if it has the same issues like a real syty. :lol:
Sounds like the Quadra Deuce by Rad Rides, but I think that had a V8 in it.
From the looks of it, they took some time with this truck in order to keep everything functional. Thats pretty cool. I wonder if it has the same issues like a real syty. :lol:
jjorgensen52
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There's a kit available that lets that truck generation bolt right up to a first gen S10 frame. I expect they did that swap and then welded in the SyTy firewall so they could use the stock master cylinder, etc. Maybe the dash too :-D
There's a kit available that lets that truck generation bolt right up to a first gen S10 frame. I expect they did that swap and then welded in the SyTy firewall so they could use the stock master cylinder, etc. Maybe the dash too :-D
H-TOWN-TYPHOON
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Ozrein
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Might have been a 30's as I'm not overly familiar with cars from that age. It was all black with multi-coloured Ghost Flames that could only be seen from a few angles. Door handles were replaced with a small pull located along the body trim at the end of the door that blended in with the trim.
Might have been a 30's as I'm not overly familiar with cars from that age. It was all black with multi-coloured Ghost Flames that could only be seen from a few angles. Door handles were replaced with a small pull located along the body trim at the end of the door that blended in with the trim.