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1987 Gmc Jimmy 2wd, Sema Show Vehicle 2013, Square Peg , Ls Motor, Custom on 2040-cars

US $65,000.00
Year:1987 Mileage:176
Location:

Siloam Springs, Arkansas, United States

Siloam Springs, Arkansas, United States
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Project name : Square Peg
 
1987 GMC Jimmy, with 1978 front clip.   4x4 to 2wd Conversion
 
Built for my wife Sarah Losh
 
Engine:
 
- 5.3 Chevy Truck motor
- Camaro intake and oil pan
- MSD LS Atomic Injection
- Eddie Motorsports S-Drive system
- Hooker Header , Ceramic Titanium coated exhaust manifolds
- Flowmaster exhaust, stainless with HP2 mufflers , exhaust system built by Gary Angel of Street Driven Customs
- Lokar midnight series, dipsticks and throttle cables
- Custom Coil covers by Mike Losh and Gary Angel
- Engine paint, assembly, detail work by Gary and Tom Angel
- Flex-a-lite custom built Aluminum radiator and dual fans
- K&N filters
- Royal Purple all oil and fluids
- Fesler engine bolts and detail pieces
- Bead rolled firewall / under hood panel / side panels/ core support and radiator shroud panels by Gary Angel of Street Driven Customs
- Slosh Tubz custom inner fenders
- Sisco Scissors aluminum hood hinges by Sisco's Fabrication
 
 
Transmission:
 
- 4l60e
- painted and detailed by Gary Angel
- Painless Products , Perfect Torc transmission controller controls all the shifting 
- Wiring by Brock Payton
 
Wiring:
 
- Painless 18 circuit wiring harness
- installed by Brock Payton / Tom and Gary Angel / Stephen Wright
- Specialty Power Windows remote mount windshield wiper kit and power window wiring
- Misc wiring accessories and junction blocks from Darvex.com and Stinger
 
Fabrication:
 
- 1960 Chevy truck dash
- Custom rear raised floor and rear seating area
- Done by Mike Losh and Chip Fredrick
 
Chassis:
 
- Scott's Hotrods Super Slam IFS front suspension welded in a completely smoothed/boxed  and modified front stock frame horns
-  Scott's front Torsion / sway bar
-  CPP power rack and pinion
-  Firewall back custom 4x2 chassis built by Mike Losh and Chip Fredrick
-  Scotts Hotrods Super Slam rear 4link with modified bag mounts
-  QA1 billet adjustable Street Stars on all 4 corners
-  Stainless fuel cell Supplied by Arte Busche Designs and built by Spencer Johnson
-  Tanks Inc.  Fuel pump and sending unit
-  CPP Big Brake kit with cross drilled and slotted rotors on all 4 corners
-  CPP driveshaft
-  Energy Suspension bushing all the way around
-  Moser 4:11 gears
-  Auburn Posi
-  Narrowed rear end by Charles Mayhew of Mayhew Race Cars
-  Complete Chassis body work and paint by Gary Angel of Street Driven Customs
-  Accu-Air air management system
-  Lowrider Depot twin aluminum 5 gal tanks
-  Viair dual 480 compressors
-  Scott's Hotrods under dash brake booster
 
Body
 
-  Body work / paint / wet sanding and buffing by Kyle of Laid Back Recreations
-  D-BASF / Glasurit primer/ paint/ clear products
 
Lights
 
- Delta Lights HID headlights
- Dakota Digital LED taillights
 
Trim and bright work
 
- LMC truck parts / glass / power wind motors / tailgate band and misc bright work
- Classic Parts / bumpers / glass / side moldings / latches and misc pieces
 
Rubber
 
- Precision Restoration supplied all rubber parts windshield gaskets / door rubbers / bumpers / top gaskets
 
Sound Deadening :
 
-  Lizard skin from Street Driven customs applied by Laid Back Recreations
-  Stinger Road Kill mat was also applied
 
Wheels :
 
- Budnik one off custom 22 inch wheels designed to look like a "Square Peg" by Alan and Sheila Budnik
- Rear 22x10 with 6 inch lip
- Front 22x2.8 with 5 inch backspace
 
Tires:
 
-  Atturo AZ800 tires
-  front
-  rear
 
Interior:
 
- Stitch Rod and Trim owned by Chuck Bench did the whole interior including building the custom console
-  1960 Chevy truck dash by Mike Losh and Chip Fredrick
-  09 Accord coupe seats modified
-  Rod Door door panels highly modified by Chuck Bench
-  Dakota Digital VHX gauges
-  Dakota Digital ac control unit
-  Ididit chrome tilt column and firewall mount
-  Budnik steering wheel with custom stitched grip by Chuck Bench
-  ACC gross point carpet installed by James Carter of Bitchin Stitchin
-  Clayton Machine Works gas pedal / brake pedal / ac vents
-  Vintage Air , Magnum AC unit
-  BedWood and Parts, custom rear subfloor with Canary wood and beautiful inlays, Wood finished / wet sanded and buffed to perfection by Gary Angel of Street Driven Customs
 
Stereo:
 
-  Kicker Pxi ipod control unit
-  Kicker Amp XI 500x4
-  Kicker Amp XI
-  Kicker Crossover
-  Kicker 6 inch components
-  Kicker 10 inch subs
-  Custom boxes built and system installed by Brock Payton
 
Battery:
 
-  Kinetik HC1800 BLU
 

Please contact me for further questions Mike Losh 1-479-599-9664  , here is a link to the Build thread for this vehicle  http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=554172


This vehicle will not be ready to deliver until after Aug 20th, Aug 17-18 it will be featured in the Slamily Reunion Car show in FT Smith Arkansas

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