Original Owner 94 K1500 Stepside Extended Cab

[Uncle Buck]

Just putting our 94 back on the road after almost a year of shop time.

Rebuilt the original block. Dyno says 403 HP -
Built a auto tranny with enough guts to hold up
Killed TBI and went with the Sniper Fuel Injection

All new Interior with custom console and rear storage with seat delete.

Ready to go another 266,000 miles

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[Zerio29]

That is a gorgeous truck! Especially for a bit of a high-miler.

Do you have anything else planned for it?

 

[Uncle Buck]

a lot of little things need cleaning up and replacing. Not going to paint for a while yet but going to do a lot of detailing and a ceramic coat.

Going thru the original Rancho 2.5" lift and changing out shocks etc. Still researching what I want there.

Will probably pull the winch and put it on the car trailer and open up some other bumper possibilities.

Thanks for asking

 

[Uncle Buck]

a lot of little things need cleaning up and replacing. Not going to paint for a while yet but going to do a lot of detailing and a ceramic coat.

Going thru the original Rancho 2.5" lift and changing out shocks etc. Still researching what I want there.

Will probably pull the winch and put it on the car trailer and open up some other bumper possibilities.

Thanks for asking

 

[thegawd]

that is a sweet truck and I really like what you did with the rear storage. especially the sweet little gun racks. great work! I have thought about pulling my rear seat and doing something similar since I am a cabinet maker and I wont put my tools in the box. you have given me some great ideas. I really like how you can move the dividers around and swap them out for different ones. hmmm

thanks for sharing!

Al

 

[1ton-o-fun]

Did you do the Sniper installation and setup yourself?
Something like that is on my "wishful thinking" list to do to my 500 Cadillac engine, along with an equally expensive stand alone transmission controller.

 

[97C1500TJ]

How does the winch mount? I like the idea of having it tucked away like that.

 

[Curt]

Nice truck! It's definitely rare to see GMT400s still with their original owner. +1 on seeing that winch mount, it looks sweet being tucked away.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Did you do the Sniper installation and setup yourself?
Something like that is on my "wishful thinking" list to do to my 500 Cadillac engine, along with an equally expensive stand alone transmission controller.

I didn't do it. Atlanta Speed Shop did that work for me. They were able to tune the trans shift points as well. Will not go into lock u until you are over 72 mph

 

[Uncle Buck]

How does the winch mount? I like the idea of having it tucked away like that.

Valance is cut and the mount uses the original hook to hook mounts Reset the tow hooks. Mile Marker calls it a Hidden winch