1994 Silverado Sportside - Custom Craft Conversion Truck

[Dylan Burow]

5.7L 350 TBI, Wood Trim, Two-Tone Purple Paint, Custom Painted Bedrails (removed to preserve from rust)

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[Dylan Burow]

A sister truck does exist in Two-Tone Blue but I have yet to contact the owner to take pictures of both trucks side-by-side

 

[Dylan Burow]

Interior Picture - Custom Fit Floor Mat from LMC Trucks

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[Dylan Burow]

I’m currently looking for a Fiberglass Tonneau (Preferably A.R.E) For a K1500 Sportside. My bed rails are currently detached because of rust and I would like to incorporate them into a fiberglass tonneau.

 

[Dylan Burow]

Decided to take the tow mirrors off after one of them broke while I was trying to adjust them. I’ll post a picture of the new mirrors on the truck soon. Here is a picture of the mirrors from Amazon

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[Dylan Burow]

Also going to be installing new trailer wiring so stay tuned for that as well

 

[Cheap Heap]

Nice looking truck! How many miles?

Glad you're going back to the OEM mirrors.

 

[Dylan Burow]

About 200k the original odometer went bad around 120k and the one I have now says about 80k

 

[Dylan Burow]

I could just take the one I have now apart and roll it forward but I rather not sit there with a screwdriver turning it for an hour lol

 

[Dylan Burow]

Oh and I took the old trailer wiring off and reconnected the pt604 connector and one of the wires broke off so I cut the male connector off and re-soldered a similar male connector end on and after 2 days I have no taillights and hyper flashing lol. So I guess that male end I took off a Nissan harness must not carry enough current. So now I’ll have to go to my cheap pick a part that has like 50 k1500’s and snag a connector. Also my third brake light comes on when I turn the headlights on so to keep this story short you should always use oem connectors.