need a pic of a chevy dually at SEMA

There was a black chevy crewcab dually in the DUB booth at SEMA with a 62 impala dash and semi truck wheels, did anybody here go and did anybody get a pick. The plates on the truck said "mext up"

 

I didnt go but my brother did and he has a pic of it i can send it to ya tonight when he gets off work. Also if you want a full feature on it it is in the current Street Trucks magazine on the bookstand. Love that truck, what an idea puttin that dash in it.

 

I took 3-4 shots of that masterpiece while waiting for the shuttle. I'll send them to ya asap.

 

I saw him drivin home to LA and stopped to chat at the gas station. I want to copy the wheels for our transport rig

 

I borrowed these pictures off of another site.
For better pictures check out the website...........

http://www.layinbody.com/gallery/2005-Shows

Happy Trails,

Mick

 

Check www.speedsportlife.com,theres a TON of pics there from SEMA,even some of the girls at SEMA!!!

 

Thats the one! I think he did a hell of a job blending traditional with contemporary style

 

that fucker is BAAAAAD.

the guy who owns it is super nice too.

OGNC prolly has a couple pics of it.

 

yeah, that dually is off the hook. the whole interior is out on an Impala.

 

Marty-
That truck is running wheel adapters and standard 22.5 Alcoa Big rig wheels. The wheels were standard small hole Alcoas that have had their design enlarged to a larger square cutout.

The adapters and wheels came from:
Truck Adaptor & Wheel Mfg. Corp.
6420 Rupley Circle
Houston, TX 77087
1-800-500-0497

on the web at www.chromewheel.com

This is the pricing and technicals page.
http://www.chromewheel.com/dominator.htm


Running big rig rims has its advantages and disadvantages like anything. Advantage. Wheels will last forever and are cheap in comparison. Disadvantage tires are expensive. Neutral the hub adapters are expensive upfront but will last forever. Advantage, they look sick as hell rolling.

EDIT: I found out tonight that truck has the 24.5's not the 22.5's on it.

 

There is a full feature on this truck in the November issue of Street Trucks Magazine. Very nicely done.

Mark

 

I'll go against the grain here & say that thing is hideous. Great craftsmanship, no doubt- but I'd laugh at it if it pulled up next to me at the light.

But you know what they say about opinions............

 

i like the interior job....and that's all i got to say about that....

 

Very traditional, to a 12 year old!

 

I saw that sittin' outside the donut shop by my house a few months back.

It does look good.

 

Here's my useless pics of that truck. Opinions are like assholes, everybody has one and they usually stink. Personally, I thought the truck was very well executed and had alot of though put into it. The body work was flawless, along with the raised bed floor in wood.

 

Hey JK,

Thanks for posting the pictures. I love slamm'd Dually's I first flipped out
because of the wheels, then I lost it when I saw the interior. One Kool
truck!

Since you were there Do you have any of pictures of
McCormick's Westguard Buick?

Happy Trails,

Mick

 

I'd like to see pics of that Buick.

 

Holy shit that's ugly!

 

This is the only picture that I can find..........

Happy Trails,

Mick

 

Go to www.layinbody.com and register...it's free. Once in, go to show pics- 2005 shows- Sema trucks. It's in there.

 

you don't have to register to be able to view the show coverage.

 

Oh, my bad. When they first put the site up, you did, but I've been on there for a while, so I guess they changed it.

 

That thing is GANGSTER-IFFIC!

The inside is cool though.