Smoothie Fabrication of Iron Station, NC, provided the Chevy's running boards. Thanks to a Jim Meyer Racing Products chassis enhanced with Air Ride Technologies airbags at each wheel, TQ Truck achieves a pavement-prowling stance. | 
A Grant Products prototype billet two-piece steering wheel perches atop an ididit steering column with a column shift. The Lokar Performance Products stop and go pedals perform perfectly and give 110 percent in the looks department. |
Zoops Products valve covers, pulleys, and brackets enhance the 350hp, 400 lb-ft torque of the GM Ramjet 350 EFI. Bassani headers and custom exhaust tubes were installed for expelling spent gases. | 
All Haneline Products items, a 3 3/8-inch speedo, a 2 1/8-inch coolant temp gauge, and the oil, ampere, and fuel gauges fill the dashboard. |
Hagen hidden door hinges were used for hanging the tastefully trimmed doors. | 
The license plate says it all. To the delight of many, Stockton Wheel Service was established in 1883. TQ Truck, however, was re-established in 2004. |
In addition to the custom Stepside bed, Hank's Custom Stepside Beds supplied the complete oak hardwood and stainless steel stringer bed floor kit. | 
Do you recognize the taillights? They're '50 Pontiac items from Bob Drake Reproductions. |
We know there's no surprise that TQ Truck's undercarriage is this nice. The headers, mufflers, pipes, and tips all came from Bassani Xhaust in Anaheim, CA. | 
Distributed by none other than Stockton Wheel Service, and known as Conceptz XXI, Type TQ (sound familiar?), the beautiful billet wheels are shod with BFGoodrich Radial T/A rubber. The front tires are P225/50R16s as shown, while the rears wear P295/50R16s. |