When Ronnie went looking for his latest project, he was open to just about anything, but it had to have good bones. After finding a clean Ochre Yellow and white ’73 Cheyenne Super 3+3 C20 just west of him in Arizona, he just couldn’t turn it away and ended up bringing it home. Being both a crew cab and a long bed, this thing was already gargantuan, but then he went and found a vintage camper unit for it, which made it even longer and taller. The funny thing is, 10 to 15 years ago it would have been just plain weird to add a giant camper to a truck to make it cooler, but here we are in 2019, and it’s just plain awesome. We couldn’t love it more.
RONNIE WANTED HIS FAMILY TO ENJOY THE C20 AS MUCH AS HE DID, SO IT HAD TO BE AS COMFORTABLE AS IT WAS AWESOME LOOKING.
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Goodguys Pacific Northwest Nationals
Bad On Fords And Chevrolets…
The Lost Hot Rod
One-off to please
The Murphy art show opening
A celebration of art, music and cars
Meet the artists on display at The Murphy
FIREBALL GALLERY 3 AT THE MURPHY
MIDDLE Child
Child An Old School Build Caught Between Two Icons
Multi-TASKR
The Evolution of a Chameleon Corvette
LEVERAGE
The Flight of the Omnipresent Red Phin
Xtreme MACHINE
A car designed around an engine
Cat's MEOW
Herb Stuart’s EFI, dohc, 32-valve, road race Cougar is the cure for the common Mustang
Fresh Served
An American Classic Built With a Modern Twist for a Retired Vet