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What year was the extended cab offered for this body style? Now before you label me as a crackpot, I can say with true confidence that I have seen one. I've been messing around with cars and trucks for over twenty-five years, so I know what I saw. Believe me, I did a double-take and said "WTH?" when I saw it. A farmer passed me in a brown extended cab "rounded style" truck in western Oklahoma one day while I was going home with an S10 in tow. I wanted to follow him to get a closer look and possibly buy it, but he went straight when I had to turn. I haven't seen it or another one since. Edited by: 69HemiGTX at: 12/28/06 12:43 pm
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67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...132&cat=13
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crackpot. they were never offered, they were custom made by some company in texas during the 80's
there is a post on here somewhere about it, but whenever i try to use search, nothing shows up.
sorry about callin you a crackpot, just had to!
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I think they made them for oil field companies.
Steve
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Here is one that sits out close to where I live.


I am guessing by your user mane you have a Hemi GTX. I had a 70 440 Road Runner back about 7 years ago.
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From what I have seen and researched, generally the years they were made were 84-86.
Chris Lucas
www.73-87chevytrucks.com
www.captkaoscustoms.com
Project Su
Jimmy 2WD Project
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hum wow i never knew any were made
wild
never seen or heard of one til now
wow.,
i learned something new about gm trucks
its been a while since thats happened
nice
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There is one here in Iowa the guy has been trying to sell it's yellow w/custom graphics, lowered it's a 1987 model. It's a sharp truck I'll have to get pics of it at the next car show...
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I spied this today in a "salvage" yard here in Colorado. Sorry for the bad camera phone picture. They were closed and this is all the closer I could get.
(http://www.t-mobilepictures.com/photos/photo20/59/14/d15b7bf84149.jpg)
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I spied this today in a "salvage" yard here in Colorado. Sorry for the bad camera phone picture. They were closed and this is all the closer I could get.
(http://www.t-mobilepictures.com/photos/photo20/59/14/d15b7bf84149.jpg)
Interesting. an extended cab crew cab. How would one label that RPO? (ECCC, LWB, DRW)