When I was stationed at Fort Hood, conversion pick-ups is what made me fall in love with trucks. Prior to that- I never saw myself owning a truck.

Even then 99% of the conversion trucks I saw were either Chevy or GMC; those old 1992 - 1994 Flareside Ford's were available as conversion models- but if 100 conversion trucks rode past you, only one would be a Ford; maybe two.

Now; I rarely see ANY conversion trucks... Do the Conversion companies still make (enhance) them?

I used to see Texas Stagecoaches, Mariah's, Mariah GT's, etc... Now I don't see any...

Conversion trucks- are you still living?

 

I see a lot of older chebbies like you mentioned, but now that you mention it I dont see any anymore....I'd like to know as well.

 

http://www.qcvans.com/truck.html

http://www.centurionvehicles.com/

 

A couple decades ago there was a local company that sold thousands of conversion vans (Tropic Traveler). The local dealer was very prominent in tv and radio ads. His vans were everywhere, you saw them on a daily basis. He closed up shop about 10 years ago and I don't see any conversion vans around any more. Once in a while I'll see a pickup done by Choo-Choo Customs.

 

well g.m.c. has started making "ricer" trucks from the factory
i've seen a couple
i laughed
i'm not impressed
big wheels
no tires
fact. installed rice kit
goofy stripes
etc etc etc



what is the world coming to?

...zap!