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  1. 84C20

    84 stepside C20

    Can anyone tell me where I can get production information for this type of truck? I'm looking for how many were manufactured in this production year. Where they were assembled (I know where mine was made). The variety of options that were offered, etc. Thanks.
  2. The completed right front

    The completed right front

    They say it came out pretty good for a first restoration.
  3. The completed left rear

    The completed left rear

    All done. Ready for its first show.
  4. The Interior

    The Interior

    Real happy with the way the inside turned out.
  5. TheEngine Compartment 2

    TheEngine Compartment 2

    Looking left.
  6. The Engine Compartment

    The Engine Compartment

    It all works!
  7. The Front End

    The Front End

    It was then time to finish up inside the engine compartment and put the doors and front fenders on.
  8. The Bed

    The Bed

    After the cab is reinstalled on the frame, the bed comes together.
  9. The Chasis

    The Chasis

    The frame is now ready for the body.
  10. The Cab

    The Cab

    With new rocker panels, laft floor, right half floor, new rear lower corners and a new roof, the cab gets the paint.
  11. Bed Floor

    Bed Floor

    New bed wood - Oak and 12 coats of marine grade polyurethane. The SS strips make it stand out.
  12. The beginning

    The beginning

    When I started, there was quite a bit of "cancer" all over. The bed sides and front panel were the only rust free pieces of sheet metal.
  13. 84C20

    Replacement steps

    Mine is an 84 longbed stepside. Can anyone point me in the direction of replacements side steps. I can find replacements for short beds here at Classic...and another site, but nobody seems to have the replacements for the long beds. I told my body guy this and he said, "Well, we'll just have to...
  14. 84C20

    84 instrument cluster

    My C20 instruments are the original with the large fuel guage to the right of the speedometer. The group of four smaller gauges to the left consist of the oil pressure, water temperature, battery condition, and blank. MY QUESTION: Does anyone know of a retro cluster that moves the fuel guage...
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