1948 GMC ya by Kindig It Design at 2019 SEMA

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This 48 GMC Pick up truck by Kindig-it Design from their show BITCHIN’ RIDES. The Truck's name is "GMC'ya". The build was finished in 2019, for the SEMA Show.
Check out their show on Motor Trend TV and on the Motor trend App. BITCHIN’ RIDES is the best car building show there is, no drama just cars, and some humor.
Kindig-it Design website: www.kindigit.com/
Video by: coolcarvideo.com/
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28 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 22

@clist9406 2 года назад

Very sweet truck , well done

@johndavey72 4 года назад

Well l suppose you wouldn't expect anything less! Exquisite!! I guess the doors were not suicide originally, very nicely done. And l do like the homage to the Corvette regarding the rear exhaust detailing. Yes, l've said it before, Dave does keep everyone else on their toes including Chip. However Chip probably inspired Dave to where he is now. Apologies to all other extremely talented builders out there.

@CoolCarVideo 4 года назад

I think they all inspire each other with ideas and friendly competition 😉

@rocketman_75 4 года назад

WOW, great truck. Question, how does the air filter actually work? How does the air get into filter? 😎

@toddolander 3 года назад

Back window ? custom cut ? what vehicle did it originate from ?

@noahs.h6622 4 года назад

What's the paint of this car ?

@johnnyv5995 4 года назад

Beautiful. Not sure if this is street legal and owner will be driving it as it has no rear-view mirror on door

@CoolCarVideo 4 года назад

In Arizona all you need is a windshield to call it street legal 😉

@billwilson6096 4 года назад

JohnnyV why bother mentioning your concern over such a minute detail.

@joeschlotthauer840 4 года назад

I understand the owner wanting to retain exclusivity to the truck, but I'd like to see some items come to market such as; the front windshield, the rear window, the gas cap/fuel filler door, and quite possibly the bed. Let the owner have exclusivity for the first few years of an have your items come to Market that way it's a win-win for everyone the owner can recoup some of the build expenses through the sales of the products ...