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Old 05-14-2022, 08:21 PM   #1
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C10 Nats 88-98 photos.

C10 Nats 88-98 photos from the show today.....
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Building a small, high rpm engine with the perfect bore, stroke and rod ratio is very impressive.
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Old 05-14-2022, 08:22 PM   #2
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Re: C10 Nats 88-98 photos.

Few more. Some clean dually's out there!
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It's like a highly skilled Morrocan sword fighter with a Damascus Steel Scimitar.....

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Old 05-15-2022, 09:04 AM   #3
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Thanks for sharing
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Old 05-15-2022, 11:12 AM   #4
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Re: C10 Nats 88-98 photos.

I like the first one of each post.
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Re: C10 Nats 88-98 photos.

I walked by that Silver reg cab dually 4 or 5 times throughout the day & it was always running but just sitting there.
Apparently the cooling & a/c work great
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Old 05-15-2022, 03:09 PM   #6
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Re: C10 Nats 88-98 photos.

My choice is the first silver dually. Clean and nicely lowered.
I don't go for 22s or 24" wheels and all that.
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Re: C10 Nats 88-98 photos.

Good pictures!
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My choice is the first silver dually. Clean and nicely lowered.
I don't go for 22s or 24" wheels and all that.
I'm not into the big wheel thing either w/all the crap required for using them. Limited options on models means there are like 4-5 'choices'. There are shops out there machining different patterns into them but that option has the cost going even higher beyond the standard milling. Making them 'fit' also requires certain parts as well. More $$. Then there's the post purchase service situation... I get grief from corporate wheel/tire places running pass car tires on my trucks. I don't know if one will help if you have an issue because you have a 10-lug HD wheel & a light truck tire combo. Not to mention adding $6k in wheels/tires to something that's not under 24hr lock & key is asking for issues.


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TY sir. You should bring your junk to one of them.
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Re: C10 Nats 88-98 photos.

Some neat trucks there. That red one purportedly set up for racing is interesting, particularly how they minimized the interior finishes. I'm guessing by racing, they mean autocross? Seems like if it was something more than that, that they might need to have a roll cage and I there doesn't seem to be one. Looks like it is cleanly executed though. Any idea of what it's running for motivation?

Anyway, thanks for the pictures.
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Re: C10 Nats 88-98 photos.

I don't see why they would eliminate the door panels, they don't even weigh that much. My truck didn't have them when I got it, it was awful.
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Some neat trucks there. That red one purportedly set up for racing is interesting, particularly how they minimized the interior finishes. I'm guessing by racing, they mean autocross? Seems like if it was something more than that, that they might need to have a roll cage and I there doesn't seem to be one. Looks like it is cleanly executed though. Any idea of what it's running for motivation?

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I don't see why they would eliminate the door panels, they don't even weigh that much. My truck didn't have them when I got it, it was awful.
The dark red/burgandy obs truck is Arnie from obs chevy truck racing. He's one of the ProTouring Truck Shootout event organizers. I believe he might have won @ this event & there was some stiff competition.
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Old 05-16-2022, 07:36 AM   #12
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Re: C10 Nats 88-98 photos.

Nice. One of these years I have to get over to the show. Thanks for the pics
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Re: C10 Nats 88-98 photos.

Regular cab GMT400 duallies have stood out to me since the very first one I saw. These trucks were the beginning of the ext cab craze for GMs. It has become a refreshing sight to see the regular cab out there today. They are just cool as is, IMO
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