Has anyone seen one of these before? Who did the conversion?
Brick

94 crew cab

 

your link just brings up an ebay search page

 

Sorry about that! Hopefully I got it right this time!

94 crew cab

 

Im not trying to be picky, its a very nice truck, but the roof lines/seams dont look strait.



Sorry Bigredbrick, I dont have an answer for you as to who made that truck. There is a company in Northern California that does conversions and they have produced Dodge "Suburbans" before. Perhaps this is a product of theirs.
I dont know.

Rich

 

I would have thought that the seller would want to put the cowl seal back into position before taking or using the engine bay picture in an ad!

 

A little bit too long of a truck for me. I am wanting in the far future to convert my reg. cab long box to a crew cab short box. Keeping the same wheelbase and such. Any body know of any other companies that do these kinda things or price ranges?

 

Centurion has done a lot of trucks for ford and chevy but there work is a little cleaner looking than that.

 

Picky, picky, picky! You guys have got a good eye - can I bring y'all along the next time I buy a truck?

I'm not innerested in THAT truck, I've just never seen one before. If it were a shortbed 4x4 with straight roof seams and properly attached cowl seal then I'd be interested!

 

a place called Bayer Auto inc did a truck for Enterprise Engines...

 

many companies that do the customization for strech limos will also do conversions for trucks.

 

Has anyone ever checked into how much money it costs to turn a extra cab into a crew cab costs? I mean just real rough estimates.

James

 

How many doors would you like today?.......

Check him out at www.bayerautoinc.com

 

Driving instructor: "Ok Mr Bayer, Today you'll be tested on your parallel parking and 3 point U turn abilities"





Rich

 

Looks like some sort of abs light or something on the dash?