So... I did it

I bought the truck. 98. 454 k2500. 99,603 original miles. Ecsb. 4"4 works great. Looks like a grandpa truck, but that's a great platform. First things first, ditch the shell. Crank the bars, and put in the rear blocks, and throw my 285s on the stock shelves until I can get different wheels. All in all, I'm really happy, and very excited. It takes a minute to crank over, so I'm thinking new fuel filter, and intake gaskets, and spider injectors. Paid $4500, so I have equity because it books at $7000. And I have equity in the Yukon, because it books at $2200 and I paid $1000 for it. I'll sell the Yukon, pick up some cheap wheels with a decent offset and back spacing. Paint the fender flares and rockers white, to make it all match. Sell my 95 corolla for $800, and pay off some of the loan. And tips, tricks, and advise are welcome. It's my first vortex, and first BBC.





Pretty stoked, and ready for a BBC. Let's hear some advise.

So clean! Nice work!

Yeah buddy! Definitely following this! That is such a damn clean truck man


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No clear coat pealing or anything. And I've always wanted the Yukon white

This truck is the exact definition of clean and taken care of. Im gonna make sure to get something at least close to this. You got a screaming deal on this


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Looks great!

Thanks guys. I'm happy about it. 454 makes plenty more power than the tbi 350

Looks amazing! What are your plans for wheels? PYOs or something aftermarket? Gonna be sad to see the Yukon go, do you have a build thread for it?

Haven't started a thread yet. I'm gonna miss the Yukon too. I probably will regret getting rid if it for awhile. But I'm happy to have something new to play with

hell of a truck for a hell of a deal id say!