1994 K1500 ECSB "The G Wagon"

[johnckhall]

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Spring Break for us this week! I’d say I needed new taillights. The tabs holding the screws in were broken on both sides. I cleaned the tailgate latch area while I was at it. Onto the next project!

 

[johnckhall]

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Thanks to @kennythewelder for putting on this contest every month. And thanks to everyone here for the great information I’ve learned in the past year. I’m now proudly displaying my May TOTM sticker. Take care and have happy summer!

 

[kennythewelder]

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Thanks to @kennythewelder for putting on this contest every month. And thanks to everyone here for the great information I’ve learned in the past year. I’m now proudly displaying my May TOTM sticker. Take care and have happy summer!

Awesome. Your very welcome, and again congratulations. You have a very nice truck!!! Thanks for posting the pic of the sticker on your truck.

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

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Thanks to @kennythewelder for putting on this contest every month. And thanks to everyone here for the great information I’ve learned in the past year. I’m now proudly displaying my May TOTM sticker. Take care and have happy summer!

That sticker looks mighty fine on your truck, doesn't it? I know it does on Rawhide.
You have a really sharp truck!

 

[johnckhall]

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Front clean up and rehab in preparation for new front shocks. Now the front frame condition matches the rest of the frame on this side. I also ordered new Moog inner and outer tie rod ends and sleeves for both sides, for alignment after shock install. Maybe I can finish the other side in a week or so.

 

[johnckhall]

Taking her back downtown for our First Friday event this eve. I’ve done a little more work on it since I was there in May. Clay bar this week followed by ceramic coat. That was a job . . . in this GA heat!

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[johnckhall]

Great time downtown with some other classic cars. A lot of interest in my truck too. The kid in this pic was really into what he called “old trucks”. Fun time showing him mine.

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[HotWheelsBurban]

Well, to these kids that aren't even in double digits yet, 29 IS old!
Are 400s very common in your area? I still see a bunch in the parts of greater Houston that I go in, but most are definitely "work trucks". There's a couple of square body and OBS truck meetups in Houston, but they're way across town.....

 

[johnckhall]

Well, to these kids that aren't even in double digits yet, 29 IS old!
Are 400s very common in your area? I still see a bunch in the parts of greater Houston that I go in, but most are definitely "work trucks". There's a couple of square body and OBS truck meetups in Houston, but they're way across town.....

400’s are pretty common in our area. Living in coastal GA, I’m not too far from south GA rural farming areas. However, there’s not a square body or OBS truck community around here. Most are used for their intended purposes, as they should be. I did talk at length to two guys probably in their 30s. One had been looking for a C1500 SC step side for a while. He finally found a decent one and is going to restore it. No mods, just factory specs. It’s a fun hobby for me. I’d rather be outside turning a wrench or doing something than inside reading a book.

 

[Erik the Awful]

The kid in this pic was really into what he called “old trucks”.

My '88 is thirty-five years old, and I was in high school when it was built. If I go back to that time and look 35 years in the past, the "old trucks" were the 1950s "Advanced Design" trucks. The kid's not wrong, and it hurts to recognize it.