OBS Trucks, or old body style (GMT400 or 88-98) GM Chevys are super, super hot right now. Many are referring to them as the new C10 because C10 market has ran off into insanity after it’s own recent highs.
In general however it seems like all vehicles from 88-98 are seeing a boom as they become that get into the 15-25 year old range.
F bodies in particular have also started to hit their second stride. But let’s focus on OBS trucks, for now.
(Apologies for some of the smaller photos, some are ten years old!)
This is probably the quintessential look for OBS trucks, then and now, static drop, white letters billet grillsOf course, classic looks look even better on the groundSpeaking of classic, this was the thing to do for quite a long time in the truck community, OBS on OBSBuilding on the above examples, some graphics, a phantom grill and laying door never hurt anyoneIf memory serves this truck is still kicking around Ontario, hopefully just as cleanI’d like to hope this one is still around tooThe Swedes operate on their own agenda…. clearlyAn OBS with a surprise our two from the swapsareeverything.com archivesSurprise 1Surprise 2Hands up if you wanted a 454 SS… don’t recall them being so dang high back then thoughIt’s remarkable how much a wheel swap and a drop can do to modernize the look of a truck. Perfect tidy daily driver quality vehicle hereObviously I’m all for laying door with them tooOn the flip side, a well used 1500 as an autocross truck never gets oldThis truck was my introduction to big (giant) Billets, I dig them, wouldn’t want to buy tires for them, but I dig ’emDon’t for a second think I forgot about dually OBS Chevys!I have a lot of photos of this truck, it gets aroundThis is a local build, by a fairly well know builder out here named Curtis CoxThe paintwork on this truck is super impressiveThis truck from SEMA will forever be a banger in my eyesSevered Ties does slammed trucks well
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