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its done! the master was supplied by jim amato at uptown automotive. after a bit of clean up and a few mods. its ready for consumption.kurbebay.jpg

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70.00 plus s&h. hope to have it on the website soon. plus..there will be decal sheets available separately.. we're thinkin s.w.a.t...taco trucks.......

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Saw this on eBay last night. Very nice.

These would typically run a GM engine, either a V8 or inline six, correct?

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This could also be a nice Haz Mat response fire unit or command unit.

With Hostess making a comeback, it would also make a nice bread/snack truck too!

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Saw this on eBay last night. Very nice.

These would typically run a GM engine, either a V8 or inline six, correct?

Ford or Chevy chassis and drive train, take your pick. Grumman built just the bodies, were adaptable to either make of light truck chassis.

Art

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Saw this on eBay last night. Very nice.

These would typically run a GM engine, either a V8 or inline six, correct?

the chassis is promo style. you would need to cut the engine bay open

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I would Love to do a S.W.A.T. version, But the clip I have shows a Metro badge on the nose.

Besides, it would take me a year or 2 to save up for one!!!!

Also noticed, rear doors are Full width!

Any one else remember this Oldie??

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Neat, I've been after one of these from Uptown for years, he never seemed to be able to get them in long enough to take new orders.

I know what I'll be asking for this Christmas. Hmmm rescue, hazmat, dive team, mobile shop?

I know a plumber who has one for sale. "it ran when I parked it" and he's using it as a storage shed for his bicycles. wants like $1,800.

There is a 1950s or early 60s GMC step van on my way to work, pretty tired looking but restorable. Has $2500 painted on the windshield, it has been there for a couple of years now... Cool looking truck though, would make a neat RV.

Is this an improved Dannon yogurt?

greg

I believe it started out that way.

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its done! the master was supplied by jim amato at uptown automotive. after a bit of clean up and a few mods. its ready for consumption.kurbebay.jpg

Looks to me to be a standard height 12' Grumman Step Van with the standard 38" rear doors. I would love to do one in the standard aluminum finish.

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I think you saw it at the Lone Pine Mall :)

I definitely saw it at the Twin Pines Mall at 1am. Some fancy souped up Delorean rolled out the back of it. Funny thing, i also saw it running around town blasting Surfin USA with some dude with long hair on top of it doin a hand stand

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