KING KRUNCH

OWNER: Scott Stephens

VEHICLE: 1984 Chevy Blazer

ENGINE: Chevy 350 bored to 377 cu.in.

CARBURETION: 2 Predators

HORSEPOWER: 400

TRANSMISSION: TH350

RUNNING GEAR: New Process 205 and 2 1/2 ton Rockwell transfer cases, 2 1/2 ton Rockwell axles

SUSPENSION: 10 leafs per corner, 16 Trailmaster shocks

TIRES: 66X43X25 inch Goodyear Terras

FEATURES: Tilt body, Reflexion side rails and bumpers, chrome 3 inch double Holbrecht roll bar, Stull Grill, 12,000 lb. Warn winch, bed tarp, louvered tailgate, 10 Warn lights, and utility spot lights on each side of the cab.

OWNER: Scott Stephens

VEHICLE: 1985 Chevy longbed

ENGINE: Chevy 454 bored to 468 cu.in.

CARBURETION: Holley

HORSEPOWER: 500

TRANSMISSION: TH400

RUNNING GEAR: 2 1/2 ton Rockwell transfer cases, 10 ton locker axles from a Mack 18 wheeler

SUSPENSION: 10 ton leafs from the same 18 wheeler, 16 Trailmaster shocks

TIRES: 66X43X25 inch Goodyear Terras

FEATURES: tilt body, Reflexion side rails and bumpers, chrome 3 inch double Holbrecht roll bar

I scanned this shot from Bill Holder's book "Monstrous Trucks". Photography by Harry Dunn.

John Hollomon sent this picture.

I took these 3 pictures in Raleigh.

My wife Ann in Raleigh, NC. 1988.

From Landon Harrison

I scanned this shot from Bill Holder's book "The Ultimate Book Of Monster Trucks". Photography by John D. Farquhar.

I scanned these shots from Michael Bargo's book "Monster Trucks".

I scanned these pictures from Magazines that I purchased.

These are shots from Ted Hutchens (Mr. Bad).

Dillon Fenley sent me these pictures.

Jeff Bates sent these shots.

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This is a model I built for Scott Stephens from a Chevy pick-up monster truck.

COST TO BUILD: $15.oo TIME TO BUILD: 30 hours SCALE: 1/25 th

Features: The pick-up was shortened to look like a Blazer. Hand fabricated frame, tilt body, cockpit, bed tarp, and bed rails. Completely hand painted.

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