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OWNER; Jeff Dane of Killeen, TX. BODY; 44 inch wide 1988 Chevy Silverado ENGINE; 514 Chevy bored to 587 cubic inches CARBURETION; HORSEPOWER; 1,300 TRANSMISSION; TH400 RUNNING GEAR; Pro-Fab quick change transfer case, 5 ton axles with planetaries SUSPENSION; leafs and 24 shocks TIRES; 66X43X25 inch Goodyear Terras COST TO BUILD; $150,000.00 |
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I talked to Steve Dane on the phone a couple days ago (8/20/06). He had many questions about new vs. old trucks, and who is still running from the old days. Steve seems very impressed with the way the trucks are built and what abuse they can take and keep going today. You can view their website at www.yourpup.com |
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I took the first 5 pictures in Raleigh, NC. in 1988. You can see that the photographer for the magazine and I must have taken shots 5 & 6 from nearly the same spot. |
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I scanned these pictures from Magazines that I purchased.
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I took these pictures with a video capture card from a TV show.
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Justin Spulak sent me this shot. |
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I built this truck for the Monster Truck Madness 2 game. Click Here. |
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This was built for Army Armstrong using a Chevy Silverado and the Krusher monster. Cost to build; $20.oo Time to build; 50 hours Scale; 1/25th Features; Hand fabricated frame, roll cage, roll bars, grill, rear bumper, and nerf bars. I cut the body down the middle and narrowed it. The engine is mounted in the bed. Completely hand painted. |
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