Hello from Louisville!

[SUBURBAN5]

Man I always thought the square bodys look good with the phantom grills

 

[Stumpy]

There was a no bowtie grille on ebay a few weeks ago, but got gone quick. It's gotten a lot harder to buy stuff, that was very common a few years ago.

 

[1ton-o-fun]

One of the things I was considering was two of the GMC grills and debadging it.

 

[SUBURBAN5]

I like the GMC grill with black billet insert. That's why I changed mine

 

[Stumpy]

My old truck had a GMC grille, billet insert, and billet bowtie, that I thought looked pretty good.

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[1ton-o-fun]

That IS a good look!

 

[98chevy2500SS]

I agree, that thing looks sweet!

 

[1ton-o-fun]

My old truck had a GMC grille, billet insert, and billet bowtie, that I thought looked pretty good.

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I'm guessing that was a 4"/6" lowering kit?

Wish I could see an old State/contractor truck like mine with a 2/4 kit...
I'm sure that's what I want, though. Level, but high enough to survive the crappy roads and speed bumps around here.

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Yes that why I can never drop my Burb more than 2/4, and ever be able to use it around Houston. A lot of where we go for work (mom and I work together for a merchandising company) is older areas of town that the road hasn't been kept up. The ground moves around under the roads with rain or drought and they don't stay good for long after being repaved.

 

[Stumpy]

I'm guessing that was a 4"/6" lowering kit?

Wish I could see an old State/contractor truck like mine with a 2/4 kit...
I'm sure that's what I want, though. Level, but high enough to survive the crappy roads and speed bumps around here.

5/7 with helper bags in the rear, but most of the time, I only had 5-10 lbs of air in them. Loved that truck, and the ride was incredible, for being that low.