Chevy & Gmc Pickup Performance Handbook

by Jim Allen

Chevrolet and GMC trucks might be called the universal trucks. They are so buildup friendly that the legions of owners have chosen the friendly Chevy or burly Jimmy as the basis for a modified unit. The only problem is that so many options exist that they can become a blur. In the Chevy and GMC Truck Performance Handbook, author Jim Allen makes picking the right road for a GM truck buildup just a little bit easier. Covering two and four-wheel drive trucks from 1967 to 1996, the book will give you tips on building a trail busting 4x4, a Baja conquering prerunner, a blindingly fast sport truck or a hard working hauler. The book covers the GM truck from bumper to bumper, spending extra time in areas where the author's experience as a writer for a variety of truck magazines has shown that owners have the most trouble. If you want to build a top-notch GM truck of any sort, the Chevy and GMC Truck Performance Handbook can help you do it without draining your brain or your wallet.

Paperback

First published August 25, 2000

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