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Love the truck but hate it when the shave the door handles off of a damn nice (and otherwise stock) body.
Didn't notice that, but you are right, a nice set of chrome handles would actually improve the look some more.
ScottyBoy
No, that's not a banana in my pants.
I am all for shaving the keyholes though. Handles with no keyhole looks really clean. I shaved the door keyholes and trunk lock but kept the door handles on my G-body Cutlass I used to have. 
Handles or not, that's a fine truck.
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For sure.
cRiPpLe_rOoStEr
We don't ride to provide a good story for the rice
Here's a link to more. The Avalanche was not first!
http://www.caughtatthecurb.blogspot.com/2011/03/weird-ford-trucks-from-brazil.html
Aftermarket crew-cab conversions were a trend in Brazil until the 90's due to the limited availability of factory crew-cabs.
My dad learned how to drive in a Chevy C10 like this one, with a Stovebolt Six and a three-on-the-tree.
Chevy had a 3-door crew-cab for a limited time in early 60's, but the local versions of the Suburban (Amazona and Veraneio) were more popular.
The aftermarket crew-cab conversions are not so popular anymore, but are still available.
cRiPpLe_rOoStEr
We don't ride to provide a good story for the rice
Some Magirus-Deutz firefighting truck in my hometown.
This one is based on a mid-engined Volvo B58 bus frame.
Ford LTD Landau, a Brazilian upscale version of the Galaxie. Was phased out only in '83. The Lincoln logo was factory-fitted, altough it's still a Ford...
Rooster, please acquire a new camera.
