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Old 10-07-2012, 02:30 PM
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Default Finally! Found a short wide.
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53000 miles, 4/6 drop, Intro wheels (which are for sale) 18", exhaust and JL system. Very clean, very happy!!!
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Old 10-07-2012, 02:34 PM
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Nice truck but get yo terminology correct lol

Short wide 73-87 c/k
RCSB 88-12 Silverado
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Never heard it layed out that way. Short wide just means it's not a step side regardless of era..... Of course after 2005 RCSB is self explanatory as there is no more step side.

Lots of "short wide" 72 and older GM trucks too, lol.
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agreed with avalanche
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90% on the 67-72 you will see LWB or SWB
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Originally Posted by texasglock23
90% on the 67-72 you will see LWB or SWB
Only cause there were no extended cabs back then
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And on anything older than a 67? Also they did have crew cabs, weird lookin things though.
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Meh. I am a member on the older truck boards too. Short wide and short step are pretty common terminology. But whatever floats your boat.
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Originally Posted by Slammed96
And on anything older than a 67? Also they did have crew cabs, weird lookin things though.
If I remember correctly I believe Centurion converted the trucks to ext cabs as GM did not offer anything other than standard cab. Reaching the back sucked without opening rear doors like the newer trucks.

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