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1995 Chevy Silverado (Dixie Pkg) – Thanks to the tough-guy look of the Dodge Ram pickup and the rounded mod-squad shape of the Ford F-Series pickup in the same era, the Chevrolet and GMC C/K full-size pickups suddenly looked like the old kids on the block. Yet, in truck years, the General Motors full-size pickups aren’t really that old. The design was first introduced in 1988 as a completely new offering inside and out, and even today it looks clean, crisp and contemporary. GM’s introduction of the Vortec engines added a lot more power under the hood. In horsepower, the 4.3-liter V6 has more than the previous 5.0-liter V8, the 5.0-liter V8 has more than the previous 5.7, and the 5.7 has more than the previous 7.4. The 7.4 is also way up. Across the board, torque figures are up about 10 to 20 lb.-ft. The interior redesign for 1995 was a welcome change. Gone are the flat surfaces and square corners, replaced by flowing curves and a significant increase in function.

The 1988-1998 Old Body Style “OBS” trucks are one of the most rapidly appreciating segments of the truck market. If you waited to long to get a deal on an Action Line or Squarebody series truck, these 4th generation GM trucks present an opportunity to get ahead of the investment curve. Where else can you find a truck with a unique look that will maintain its value and is already a “classic” by many states definitions. The 25 years old (+) categorization as a classic entitles you to discounts on registration, inspections, and most importantly insurance. So now that we’ve clarified why these trucks are the ones to own, lets discuss why this unique 1995 Stepside is the one you want to own.

Well, it just doesn’t get any more 90’s than this! One look at this paint scheme takes you right back to the era when customizing your truck to the hilt was the only way to roll. If you had the bucks, there were companies who would give you a big head start before (or shortly after) your Silverado ever left the dealership. One such company was Dixie Custom Trucks and some of their packages offered us iconic trucks that today, take us back to when “Truckin’” first began. This ’95 Stepside features and the cool gear and has been well maintained over the last 30 years. The leather seats have begun to show their age but are free of rips or tears. The dark red and white paint remains in excellent condition and definitely turns heads. The long list of features and options includes; 5.7L V8, Auto, 2wd, A/C, Front Airbags, Cloth Dashmat, Chrome Grille/Bumpers/Mirrors, Chrome Bedrails, Chrome Handles, Custom Exhaust, Cruise Control, Rubber Floormats, Phantom Grille, Full Ground Effects, Overhead Console (w/Radar Detector), Power Windows/Locks/Mirrors, Alpine AM/FM/BT/CD Stereo, Tilt Steering, Tinted Windows, Woodgrain Interior Trim, Tire Tools, Spare Tire, 20” US Mags, and Thick Nitto 315/35 ZR20 Tires!