Daily truck pics

[GrimsterGMC]

Still have it, still debating on whether to continue driving it daily or not!
232xxx miles on original motor, and running like a top.

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Nice truck, like the two-tone combo.

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Seen at the Heights store today; actually there was another brighter red ECSB that sounded very close to Rawhide's exhaust rumble, that I didn't get a pic of. I had to look around,"she's not moving our truck?"....

 

[Orpedcrow]

@HotWheelsBurban i wonder how rarely you photo the same truck out there in Houston.

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

@HotWheelsBurban i wonder how rarely you photo the same truck out there in Houston.

I have done that a couple of times, but I try to remember what ones seem to frequent different stores....

 

[Orpedcrow]

I have done that a couple of times, but I try to remember what ones seem to frequent different stores....

I know ALL the 400s around town so when I see a different one I’m like, hey what are you doing here?!? Lol

 

[Dravec]

So, I know a while back there was a discussion about the 1999 Tahoe Z71 prototype and the wheels it was pictured wearing. I figured they were some long since out of production wheels, or maybe they were a one off prototype that was never sold. I can say definitively as of today, they did exist, and they were sold. Unfortunately there were no hub caps to try and get a brand from, but I have officially seen them in the wild. On an '85 F-250 extended cab short bed with a 6.9L IDI. Also, they are not an aluminum wheel like we all thought. It's a chrome plated steel wheel.

 

[Caman96]

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Red Sky at Night…..

 

[Kchevys]

So, I know a while back there was a discussion about the 1999 Tahoe Z71 prototype and the wheels it was pictured wearing. I figured they were some long since out of production wheels, or maybe they were a one off prototype that was never sold. I can say definitively as of today, they did exist, and they were sold. Unfortunately there were no hub caps to try and get a brand from, but I have officially seen them in the wild. On an '85 F-250 extended cab short bed with a 6.9L IDI. Also, they are not an aluminum wheel like we all thought. It's a chrome plated steel wheel.

Those were by American Racing. I believe the style was called "Silverado". They were chrome steel wheels. I had a set on my first truck which was a 1981 Dodge D100. Not sure when they stopped making them but I bought them in 1998.

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

"not dark yet, but it's getting there"(Bob Dylan)

The sky is actually a lot darker than this makes it look; I think my phone is picking up light from the patio lamp....

 

[98chevy2500SS]

My 93 GMC K1500 that I bought in September to replace my 96 as the winter beater truck. Only 142k miles. I've always wanted a regular cab, I just love the classic look that they have.

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