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spousta · 11-07-2011, 02:10 AM

Can't run safety strap would look to tacky and if I were rear ended I want my tank to fall for safety. I'm not worried about the weight it is more than secured I stood on it today and I'm 6'5" weighing 300 pounds. Also, its a stainless tank, much stronger and when it hangs under the frame it looks classy. I like the napco but napco trucks are not GMC. There napco. GMC heavy line was known as blue chip, and all GMC trucks are blue chip. napcos are cool but again are Chevy based trucks, believe cause they were cheaper to buy.

11-07-2011, 02:10 AM	#56
spousta Registered User Join Date: May 2011 Location: Murrieta, Ca Posts: 70	Re: 55 gmc longbed stepside project Can't run safety strap would look to tacky and if I were rear ended I want my tank to fall for safety. I'm not worried about the weight it is more than secured I stood on it today and I'm 6'5" weighing 300 pounds. Also, its a stainless tank, much stronger and when it hangs under the frame it looks classy. I like the napco but napco trucks are not GMC. There napco. GMC heavy line was known as blue chip, and all GMC trucks are blue chip. napcos are cool but again are Chevy based trucks, believe cause they were cheaper to buy. __________________ 55 gmc longbed stepside project http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...28#post4708828 Last edited by spousta; 11-07-2011 at 02:21 AM.