Details

Performance

• Engine: 350 GM crate engine, w/stout RV cam
• Engine Parts: Weiand alum.intake, Holley,Hedman hdr
• Transmission: 350 turbo/B&M street shift kit
• Suspension: CCP 3"/5" drop kit
• Brakes: Manual truck drums
• Tires: Big & littles 17's
• Exhaust: Hedman Hedders, Flowmaster 40 series
• Other: Stock 3:73 rear end (murder off stop)

Interior

• Upholstery: Lite tan Tweed / Vinyl matching coral
• Seats: stock full becnh
• Steering Wheel: Grant 3 spokes
• Steering Column: stock
• Gauges: refurburished factory, Sunpro tach,etc.
• Pedals: stock
• Noise & Heat Insulation: LOUD!!!
• A/C & Heat: Vintage A/C from 55 Chevy auto
• Other: Cab painted vanilla to match exterior

Exterior

• Body Mods: All panels refit,welded steel rolled pan
• Paint: BC/CC tutone Coral & Vanilla
• Wheels: American Moab 17"X 8" chrome
• Trim: side trim shaved
• Lights: Halogen H/L, Ron Francis Bright Bulbs
• Other: tailgate latch in bed

Audio & Electronics

• Head Unit: Rare factory"delete"plate,we don't need
• Amplifier: "no"stinking radio we have Flowmasters
• Navigation: Maps --remember those?
• Security: Cute Shih tzu dog-OK OK-doglikes2ride!
• Battery: new Autozone

About

I had Reliable Transport pick up the truck and deliver it to my son’s shop in Milwaukee ( crashcustoms.com ) for lowering,bronze window tinting, installing American wheels and tires and other miscellanious things. Then we took it to the NSRA Nats at the Milwaukee Mile race track . This was one of their best shows, fun time. After that we loaded it up and drove it back to Lake Havasu City, AZ. What an excellent trip! Nothing compares to going on a trip in an old vehicle. Everyday brings a new adventure, But that would be another chapter in the book of the “Georgia Peach”.

History of this Vehicle

I purchased the truck on Ebay, from a car guy in Georgia who bought from his Dad who lives in South Carolina. His dad bought it someone in Texas, a lot of chapters in the live of this truck. The truck was pretty much done and just needed some serious tweeking and detailing . That’s what I do since I retired from my custom painting shop.

Plans for this Vehicle

No plans for the truck, because after I did my part I sold it to a car guy in northern British Columbia,who lives 17 hours north of the Canadian/USA border. So a new chapter has started again for the “Georgia Peach”.

Sponsors & Special Thanks

Chad & gang at Crash! Customs.com