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 Doug Warren sent us
this picture of his gigantic 82 Chevy. It features a rebuilt 454 with an
RV cam, Hooker Headers, Edelbrock Performer Intake, Accel ignition, Holley Carb, and (in
Doug's own words) two "big honkin" Glass packs! Doug plans to continue to
make improvements to the truck and states that it has plenty of room for the family and is
great for towing. Thanks for the picture Doug.
 Bob Waraksa
sent us this picture of his 1983 K-30. Bob's truck is equipped with a factory 454
that is ignited with an Accel coil and Jacobs 8.5mm plug wire with ceramic boots, guzzles
gas and mixes air via a Holley 750 carb atop an Edelbrock Performer intake, rumbles with a
Competition Cams Hi-performance cam and roller tip rockers, and exhales through a
set of Hooker headers linked to a 2 1/2" dual exhaust with crossover and turbo
mufflers. The K-30 rolls on 16.5" x 9 3/4" polished aluminum wheels
mounted on 33" BF Goodrich tires. It also features two winches: a Warn
Electric Winch (front bumper) and a Hickey Sidewinder Electric Winch (under rear chrome
step bumper). According to Bob his truck has 48,000 original miles and, "Gets
terrible gas mileage, but fun to drive!" Thanks for the picture Bob.
 Shane Stevens
sent us this picture of his 1985 Chevy 4x4. Shane's truck has a 305 with 115,000,
but still runs great. Shane is also building a 350 4 bolt main to drop in his
4x4. According to Shane he just bought the truck from a one-owner family and loves
it. Don't we all? Thanks for the picture Shane.
 Mark Crump
from Alabama is a persistent guy. He hunted for 8 months to find his 1987 Silverado
SWB, and spent another year convincing the owner to sell it! Mark's 113,000 mile truck is
equipped with a 5.7 litre V8, automatic transmission, power windows and locks, tilt,
cruise, AM-FM Cassette, AC, factory sliding rear window, factory aluminum wheels and red
interior. According to Mark, people think he's crazy for keeping the truck because
he is a car salesman. We understand why he chose to keep it. Thanks for the
picture Mark.
  Mitch Friedman
from San Antonio sent us these shots of his 1977 stepside. Mitch's daily driver is
motivated by a 350 engine featuring an Edelbrock intake manifold, and coming soon, a new
carburetor and headers. Modifications to the body include a wood bed, tool box,
tonneau cover, bed rails, GM stainless side steps, remote alarm, and tinted windows.
The interior has been updated with a detachable face stereo, amplifier, and speakers and
tweeters mounted in the ceiling, doors, and behind the seat. Up next for the 77
stepside is a new paint job. Thanks for the picture Mitch.
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