DAVIS AUTOSPORTS - 1988 CHEVY SILVERADO C3500 DUALLY 454 7.4 

That is a 90s model.... You are correct... It is not an 1988 as advertised

Wrong sir, this is IN FACT a 1988. The GMT400 body style trucks first debuted for the 1988 model year, but only for the regular and extended cab pickups. While the crew cab heavy duty trucks and the Suburban's, Jimmy's and Blazer's still used the square body style.

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88-98 has this body style

The 88 also has the quad headlight set up, the 90s has just the dual.

It is a 1988.... Anyone that knows anything would know that ...

my 88 stepside and 88 dually says different 😂

Those generation Chevrolet & GMC fullsize pickups with the dual glass headlights were produced from 1988 - 1989. In 1990, long plastic rectangular headlights replaced the dual glass ones.

Lol are you joking? Why would you want to change a single thing about this?

@@FreeRangeLemon cause you wouldn’t be able to drive it with the 454 in it with fuel prices today that’s why lol

If you want a Cummins vehicle buy a Cummins equipped vehicle. Leave big block and tbi equipped vehicles alone.

88-98 has the rounded bodies

@@johncleveland3015 Actually GM continued this body style until 2002 for the C3500HD (Cab & Chassis). The only difference was a filler panel between the grill and front bumper because the truck's frame was so beefy. I have a 2000 GMC C3500HD.

1988 was the first year for that body design & those are OBSs. The square bodies were the last body design right before those OBSs. Only the plain cab pickups were redesigned to that OBS style in 1988 & not to forget they were the first to come in optional extended cab models too in that year. The crew cab pickup & SUV models on the other hand still had the previous square body design up through 1991.