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The 1988–1996 Chevrolet dashboard in GMT400 trucks (Chevy C/K series pickups, Blazer, Suburban, and GMC equivalents) was a significant shift from the boxy, metal dashboards of the earlier square-body generation. It introduced a more aerodynamic, driver-oriented design aimed at improving comfort, function, and aesthetics for both work and personal-use buyers.
The 1988–1998 Chevy/GMC truck bench seat with armrest—often referred to in the context of OBS (Old Body Style) Chevy/GMC trucks—is a popular and iconic interior component for GM’s C/K pickup trucks and SUVs (like the Suburban and Tahoe). Here’s a breakdown of what makes this seat notable: 🔧 VEHICLES IT FITS This seat style is…
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The 1988–1998 Chevrolet/GMC single cab OEM headliner is a key interior component in the GMT400 truck platform, which includes C/K pickups, GMC Sierras, and Chevy Silverados. The headliner was designed to provide a finished, insulated, and quiet cabin environment while matching the interior trim of the truck.
The front bumper with lower valance and grille with side markers on 1988–1998 Chevy and GMC trucks (OBS, or Old Body Style) is a key part of the truck’s signature front-end design. This combination gives these GMT400 trucks their bold, square-jawed appearance and plays a big role in both aesthetics and functionality. Here’s a complete…
OEM-style light grey bucket seats with matching center console for 1988–1998 OBS Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra. Includes power driver seat and manual passenger seat. Direct bolt-in, perfect for restorations or bench-to-bucket upgrades.
The 1988–1999 Chevy truck bumpers (GMT400 & early GMT800 platforms) represent an important part of the truck’s design evolution, particularly in terms of front and rear bumper styling, materials, and functional features. These bumpers are seen in various Chevy C/K 1500, 2500, 3500, Suburban, Tahoe, and Blazer models. The 88-99 Chevy truck bumpers are divided…
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The 1989–1994 Chevrolet and GMC dashboards were a key feature in the interior design of these vehicles, including the Silverado, Sierra, Tahoe, Blazer, and Suburban. The brown or tan color options were particularly popular in higher trims and added a touch of luxury to the overall feel of the vehicle’s interior. These dashboards were part…
The original front bucket seats in a 1993 Chevrolet C/K OBS (Old Body Style) truck were a premium interior option typically found in higher trim levels, such as the Silverado, and occasionally offered as upgrades in other trims. These seats added comfort, style, and functionality over the standard bench seat configuration. Here’s a deep dive…
The door panels in a 1993 Chevy pickup—specifically the C/K 1500 series (OBS, or Old Body Style)—are a key part of the truck’s interior design and reflect the trim level, comfort features, and styling of the era. These panels were made to be both functional and durable, and they came in a variety of colors,…
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A factory beige molded dashboard used in 1995–1996 Chevrolet and GMC OBS trucks, featuring a simple, durable design with integrated vents and instrument housing.
The 1995–1999 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra were part of the GMT800 series and represented a significant redesign from the previous OBS (Old Body Style) trucks. These vehicles brought a more refined and modern look, as well as updated technology, including the dashboard, instrument cluster, and wiring system. The complete dashboard for these models included…