From stock...To stylin

This is my 1989 GMC Sierra Stepside 4x4 (350) I bought back in 2005. It's in great shape, has no problem turnin the tires over, and only has 70k. The truck is used at Thompson Internation Speedway in Thompson, CT. It's a pushtruck, push's broken or dead racecars off the track. check out the track:thompsonspeedway.com

MODS:

Performance:
-Flowmaster Cat-Back exhaust
-Holley 670 cfm throttle body
-Hypertech computer chip

Exterior:
-All chrome grille
-Goodmark Cowl Hood
-LED tail lights
-TYC park lights
-DEE-ZEE competitor series tool box
-GM SS-350 Emblems.
-2003 17" Chevy Avalanche rims

Electronics:
-Whelen Hide-away strobe kit
-Whelen 50" B-Link 12 strobe light bar
-Whelen hands free police siren
-55w back up lights

Recently Added:
-new Valve Seals
-new spark plugs and wires
-new distributer, cap, and rotor
-new belt tensioner
-new crank balancer
-intake manifold gaskets
-new front pads and rotors
-new front calipers
-new throttle position sensor

When I first got the truck, pushbumper built. the pushbumper
hooks directly into the Fisher Minute-Mount side plates with
4 1/2" bolts. the wood is 2" oak.

Truck now has a Whelen 52" edge 8 strobe lightbar, and rubber on pushbumper. The lightbar made the truck look totaly different, it looks naked without it. The rubber on the pushbumper is 3/4" conveyor belt from a scrap yard. I think that rubber makes the truck look totaly badass.

New hood, Goodmark 2" cowl, custom painted with metal flake in the scoop.

House of Kolor rainbow flake (I think)

truck still looked sharp with all the old stuff on it

All polised up

New lenses on lightbar, made it look brand new.

On pit road at Thompson

Getting ready to go

Strobes

on the run

New grille, ALL chrome, looks GREAT. It came from LMC truck and I recomend it for anyone with the older style GMC's.

ALL STEPSIDE OWNERS READ THIS!
New LED tail lights, made my own. This worked out well. I bought the tail lights from LMC for like $24 a piece, cut the back side out and put the 6 and a half inch oval truck body lights in. *TO EVERYONE WITH A STEPSIDE TRUCK* the tail lights for a stepside truck are different than those for a fleetside. The lenses are the same but the housings are different. A GM dealer will sell you a tail light assembly for a c/k truck for $60, but the stepside tail lights are $100. Keep that in mind when ordering after market tail lights because most aftermarket housings will not fit the stepside, and if the do, they won't fit good

Changed pushbumper a little, looks better.

At a local dirt track

New EURO park lights.

These park lights are TYC, and they came from Stylin Concepts. They fit like a dream. For those of you who don't know, that bulb is a hide away strobe tube.

SS-350 emblems, looked forever to find these things!

new tool box, the ol' tuppa-ware box wasn't cuttin it. I love this thing, it is a Dee-Zee competitor box that came from AW Direct for about $320.

my old rims

My new rims! these are 17" 2003 Chevy Avalanche rims.

interior looks good for mostly stock. notice light controls and siren

all the seats in the older chevys were junk, this is from a 2000 K3500, rebuilt.

Drying the track at Thompson

still drying the track

Push starting a Super Modified (THOSE THINGS ARE SICK!!!)

If you look close enough you'll see my truck

LED'S under my bumper, They are whacker traffic cleaners, about $70 a piece.

New light bar

It's a Whelen B-Link 12 strobe, computer programed

wider is better

hide-away strobe power supply

siren amp

lots of buttons

dirty...

climbin snow banks

The latest victim

It's kind of like being a bully i guess

really bright park lights.(turn on hazards, press brake)

pushing a limited sportsman


pushing a NEMA Midget



Pushing a Late Model