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So true. It had been a good 10 years at least since the last time I had seen it running around. I had thought about the truck not long before the day I saw it. I wondered where it had gotten off to and hoped it didn't end up in a salvage yard somewhere. Obviously it didn't. I sure hope I can run...- 1badgmc
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This was my dad's first dually... It's a '75, 350 4-speed that he bought in '76. It is the truck that began my love of square bodies and duallies. He sold it in '88 before taking delivery of the new truck. These pictures were taken only a few months ago. I just happened to be driving by...- 1badgmc
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It looked good when it was new, but it has a very dated look. My tastes have evolved since I was an 11 year old boy when my dad picked the truck up at the dealership. Clean, simple and understated is how I prefer my vehicles. The truck's current look doesn't fit any of those. Gotta take it down...- 1badgmc
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This is the truck... It's a one-owner truck. My dad took delivery of it in August of 1988 with 12 miles on the odometer. It's at 78,xxx original miles now, but unfortunately the truck's appearance makes it seem more like 178,000. It's a Centurion conversion that we actually got to see...- 1badgmc
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Well, I'm mostly into '88-'98 trucks, but I do have an '88 crew cab dually that I have big plans for and no money or time to execute them. I've also got an '84 K5 Jimmy, but that project is all but dead right now. I just figured I'd drop in and check the place out and say "Hey!"- 1badgmc
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