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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => 73-87 Chevy & GMC Trucks => Topic started by: Stewart G Griffin on February 27, 2009, 07:49:56 am
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i need to know as much as possible concerning chassis cabs and/or c-30 chassis cabs. Specifically concerning wheelbase, but really any information at all would be good.
This is for a new project which i'll describe soon.................or maybe i won't.
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Cab and chassis C or K 30 rear axles are narrower. As far as wheel base the shortest one available is a little bit longer than a long wheel base pickup. The frame how ever in my experiences is the same length. There were several longer wheel base versions available, the frames on them were longer.
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Here's a link to most of the sales brochures for 10-30 pickups during the years 1969-1991 where you'll find the wheelbase lengths for the 1-tons, at least.
http://brochures.slosh.com/ (http://brochures.slosh.com/)
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i need to know as much as possible concerning chassis cabs and/or c-30 chassis cabs. Specifically concerning wheelbase, but really any information at all would be good.
This is for a new project which i'll describe soon.................or maybe i won't.
Well it better not be a crewcab stepside cause that's what I wanna do!
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You don't have to worry about that as i:
1) don't like stepsides---i think they are too "countryish," old fashioned, and make no sense to me. i'm a city dweller, thank you very much.
2) i will be sticking with the single cab.
Concerning the chassis-cabs, i noticed after looking at the brochures, that there is/was a 160 inch WB model available, which is cool. This gives me 84" of distance between the cab and rear axle. Basically, i need the maxium space available between the back of the cab and the rear axle----you can probably guess what i'm trying to do here.
At any rate, i need the maxium space/distance between the back of the cab and the rear axle as possible.
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You don't have to worry about that as i:
1) don't like stepsides---i think they are too "countryish," old fashioned, and make no sense to me. i'm a city dweller, thank you very much.
2) i will be sticking with the single cab.
Concerning the chassis-cabs, i noticed after looking at the brochures, that there is/was a 160 inch WB model available, which is cool. This gives me 84" of distance between the cab and rear axle. Basically, i need the maxium space available between the back of the cab and the rear axle----you can probably guess what i'm trying to do here.
At any rate, i need the maxium space/distance between the back of the cab and the rear axle as possible.
Super-stretched bed? If that's the case, it sounds like a cool idea!
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P.S.,
i need as much info as possible on S-10 Chassis-cabs as well.
Thanks.