step van complete

Been working on this for the last 2 years.
Parts are tough to find.
Want to take it to LSR.
Mike

 

nice...i have a nice grill for a 63 chevy step van..chrome plated...let me know if you or anybody wants to buy it.

 

Well, I like it. Hope you don't plan to cut windows in it. Aluminum?

 

forgot to say this is a 1966 chevy p30 ch***is with a FLXABLE SOUTHERN body built in Evergreen, Alabama. All aluminum body.
I am in the process of polishing it.
Mike

 

Not goin to cut windows what you see is what it will be just polished
Mike

 

With a generator and air conditioning it sounds like a perfect Bonneville vehicle.

Frank

 

Dude that RULES!! Here's mine, I can't wait to get her goin...

 

That's where I am heading'
Mike

 

Yea I watched your posts. Yours is too cool!
Gives you a lot of freedom.
Mike

 

way kool vans !!!

 

*****en! Nice Work! I like it!!!!!

 

Sweet!
Can't wait to see it at LSR!
Keep Thrashin'!

 

Cool Mike. Nice to know I've got step van company.

 

Trucked up,
That is one fine van.
Hope other van guys step up.
Mike

 

This is what I am working on 1952 GMC Grumman Olson Kurb Side it is a Alloy Body and it came in the Comet Clipper and Peak Loaded. all are GVW 7000 lbs Maximum I have the (Comet) T3-8 is a 104” wheelbase 8 ft. 1080 LB. Alloy Body 1 1/4 ton payload capacity 300 cu. Ft. Grumman stepvan or a DUBL-DUTI or a GMC DUBL-DUTI Grumman Morgan Olson Step Van (Formerly Grumman Olson Milk truck bread truck route van. Lot of work but lots of fun. Ma** http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/hamb/editor/attach.gif

 

What cl*** will you be running at Bonneville? I hope you have a lot of horsepower.

 

No it is a 235 stovebolt six cylinder single barrel updraft carb (BB-1)
I get to do carb work laying down. looking for 1941 DUBL-DUTI for a 502 ci this will be for Bonneville.
the 1952 is for the wife's Cheese Shop
Ma**

 

Parts for these vans should be readily available. The forward control P-ch***is were used for decades and hundreds, if not thousands, are probably still in service. Most early and late motorhomes were built on the P-ch***is as well.
There are separate sections for the P-ch***is in the Moog and other ch***is parts catalogs.

 

Old stepvans rule. I would totally have one if I didn't have to buy food and so on.

 

does anyone know where there are any for sale like the fritos truck above looking for a 50`s step if affordable

 

My wife's grandfather would love this thread - he built Grumman stepvans for years and years in Sturgis, MI. He occasionally talks about getting a '50s or '60s model and turning it into a camper.

-Dave