Joe Yezzi and his talented team at Squarebody Syndicate built this 1973 Chevrolet Cheyenne Super C30 truck as a tow rig for the company. Under the hood sits a 5.9 L Cummins 6BT turbo diesel inline-six with a 4-inch exhaust built by Big 10 Garage in Chandler, Arizona. Torque is sent through a Hughes Performance 47RH four-speed automatic transmission to a 14-bolt rear end. The truck rides on a frame shortened 4.5 inches with AC Delco shocks, C30 springs, four-wheel disc brakes, and Chevy 16.5-inch wheels. Metalox Fab extended the cab by 3.75 inches and shortened the bed 10 inches.
Source: Squarebody Syndicate (project page) and Dakota Digital
This looks like a great build and almost innovative with the Cummins.
With the body lengthening and the bed and chassis shortening, I would think the “sticker” would give someone in my tax bracket pause.
A great shop truck that should be an extremely good advertisement for their shop.
Loving the wheel and tire fitment on this one. Sleeper back seat is amazing too
Only if that was four-wheel drive
Not all trucks need four wheel drive. FYI!