1991 K350?

[Swearingsailor6]

Hey guys, I was browsing Craigslist and came across this Gem. Let me know what you guys see that is wrong with it!

http://sd.craigslist.org/cto/812681373.html

[GreaseDog]

other than the fact that its 95+ and in a configuration that was never offered from the factory, doesnt look bad.

[BlackRockTrucks]

looks clean, but lose the rims!!!! lol and does the short bed bother you? cause i like to be able to fit stuff in a bed.

[Swearingsailor6]

I just thought it looked funny. It is obviously not a 91, and I didn't think they ever offered a shortbed dually.

It really doesn't look bad at all!

[44gmcnewf]

cant fit big stuff in her box

[derek840378]

Originally Posted by GreaseDog

other than the fact that its 95+ and in a configuration that was never offered from the factory, doesnt look bad.

Shortbed duallies do exist. A guy I went to highschool with had one.

[GreaseDog]

not from the factory they dont.

i had a shortbed K20, and my uncle had one too, and they never offered them from the factory either.

[Nitro1799]

Could it be one of those one off creations from some company other than GM??I have seen a couple of those in the last few years.One of the engineers at a company I worked for had what I believe was a 94 or 95 1500 4 door that was custom built and looked like it came from the factory.

[DroppedAsAChild]

Gm did offer them im almost certain there is one driving around down here. There wierd looking. Also there was acoversion company that made 1500 2wd crew cab short beds i cant remember what the name of the company was tho.

[GreaseDog]

you are mistaken, GM did not offer them. there may be conversion companies out there that made them, but then it is not a factory truck anymore. NO 1 ton EVER left the factory with a bed any less than 8 feet. i've seen the model numbers, and none of the 1 ton numbers mentioned a shortbed. 3/4 tons were available in crewcab shortbed after 97 or 98, but no 3/4 ton duallies exist either.

[hick]

nice looking truck

as nice as that short bed is... not big enough

[cutty]

i think the local car here has a short box dually for sale here,i'll check it out after,and if it's still there ill get a couple pic's of it

[weave]

There are two around me that are shortbed's. I'm almost positive that the body dropped white one from...... i can't remember the name of the shop. There was a white one that is bodied with like hummer door handles or something and in a feature of it in sport truck i think it says how it was a factory shortbed.

[GreaseDog]

i wouldnt bet on anything being stock on a truck that's got a body drop.

[gm4yrs]

Centurion conversions is a company, that alters factory trucks. I remember seing a 1997 1/2 ton crew cab, short bed, new, on the chevy lot. It was a $10,000. + option, added to the sticker. They took a 3/4 ton crew cab, long bed, cut the frame to make it a short bed, and removed the 3/4 ton suspension, and added a 1/2 ton suspension. Then in 1998, this truck was made by GM.

[isenegger]

there are a few 99+ crewcab ford superduty duallys in town where i live that are shortbed

[Blue Bowtie]

GM didn't offer one, to the general Public, but they did build a few for some of the GM employees, the higher up employees, but yes they did make a few from the factory.

[GreaseDog]

sorry, with all the tooling and special machine setup required, i'm pretty sure GM isnt going to do that just for a few trucks. doesnt matter if God himself wants one. if it were tooled up at the factory, GM would offer it to the public.

[Blue Bowtie]

All it is, is a truck like mine, with 1 ton running gear, and duelly fenders. But anyway, since you know everything, I'll stop right there.

[GreaseDog]

dont know everything, but have seen the GM documentation, and no crewcab shortbed dually has never been a factory option.