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  • Simple & Strong

    By Fred Williams

    As the owner of GM Truck Center in Burbank, California, Henrik Halrapetian wanted a rig that could show what his shop could do, but also something he could hit the trails in. He didn't need an all-out rockcrawler or a fancy show truck, just something simple and strong with a clean look. But with Henrik's '73 GMC Jimmy being such a nice example of a rig that started out as the same rig tons of you readers own, we thought this might help get you motivated to get in the garage and start wrenchin

  • Serious Protection For Solid-Axle GM Trucks

    By David Kennedy

    We love our Blazer, and we love to wheel it. Like all fullsize owners, we think our truck will go anywhere and do anything, but sometimes we're afraid it'll get destroyed following our Jeep buddies. To keep that from happening, we've been on the lookout for a full protection bumper that would handle a winch, protect our fenders, and not hurt our approach angle.

  • Elephantine

    By Wendy Frazier

    First off, let's get this straight: the elephant reference relates to the truck's size not the jungle animal's skin, sloth, or stench. Perhaps the comment is based on the 44-inch massive meats and the 12 inches of lift that it takes to fit them on a '70 C30. And maybe there is some merit in comparing the truck to the trunk because the truck likes to throw mud all over itself too.

  • Moonrover

    By David Kennedy

    Clean, mean, and driven hard enough to chuck both driveshafts in a single bound--you gotta love it! We high-ranged into Ken Contreras '85 GMC Jimmy at Tierra Del Sol this year when he was playing on the dry river banks with some serious Super Duty Fords. The two-tone Jimmy was fresh out of the local Chevy dealer's body shop and the paint barely had enough time to dry before Ken had it out in the dirt again.

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