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Just found these guys who do custom trucks, called Rtech Fabrications. Has anyone heard of them? They seem to have some pretty stand-out custom truck fabrication work, so thought we’d share them here.
Their moto: “We build trucks to do truck things.” Guess that means they aren’t building trucks that are just for show and that sit quite a bit of the year in a garage. They build trucks people can drive around.
So let’s take a look.
Here’s some info about these guys: “Randall [the guy behind the fabrication operation] made his first weld at age nine, and as they say “the rest is history”. With over 35 years in the automotive field he has gone from specializing in eye catching European sports and luxury cars to the popular Chevy Truck. With his attention to detail he has created the 67-72 Chevy crew cab that looks like it came off a GM showroom floor back in the day at your local dealership.”
An an example of their work. This is about the red K20 Crew Cab in the gallery below.
“K20 Crew Cab starting at $75,000.00
1972 GMC crew cab is being built on one of our stretched Longhorn frames. It has a 3/4 ton 6″full suspension lift. Equipped with a brand new 383 stroker, mated to a monster heavy-duty high performance turbo 400, and a Rtech Fabrications built 205 transfer case. The interior will be sporting a factory bucket seat console combo upholstered with the black and red checkered hounds-tooth.”
Their general quote policy: “There are several factors to quoting a project for you, but a bare standard crew cab starts at $15,000.00 and our bare Texas Longhorn crew cab (which is 71/2″ longer in the backdoors) starts at $25,0000. A finished truck starts at $75,000.00.”
(NOTE: They do not sell B-Pillars, flairs or other proprietary parts.)
Here’s their portfolio of work. They’re in Idaho (Hayden) if you’re interested, contact them: 509-990-3608. They’re by appointment only.
