Custom GMC Sierra Short Bed Headed To Auction
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Back in October, we took a look at a custom 2020 GMC Sierra Single Cab Short Bed, a bespoke pickup truck with sporty, compact proportions unlike anything offered from U.S. dealers. Now, that very same Sierra is headed to auction.
Designed by Eric Brockmeyer, this custom 2020 GMC Sierra 1500 started life as a standard Single Cab model with a Long Box in back, but now, it manages to pull off the Single Cab Short Bed look with flying colors, showing clean body lines and fitment that almost look like they came straight from the factory. For those buyers that lust after the Single Cab Short Bed combo, but feel sore that GM doesn’t offer it, this is certainly an acceptable alternative.
In addition to the Single Cab Short Bed conversion, this GMC Sierra also comes with a variety of extra upgrades, the first of which are custom Lexani Forged custom wheels. Sized at 24 inches by 10 inches in front and 24 inches by 11 inches in the rear, these multi-spoke rollers enhance the Sierra’s custom look by emphasizing just how short that Short Bed truly is.
What’s more, the truck is lowered considerable by way of Belltech suspension, further underlining the pickup’s sporty demeanor.
Draped in Satin silver paint complemented by a blacked-out front fascia, blacked-out grille treatment, and black trim bits, the look is surprisingly understated for such a custom build. Inside, the passengers will enjoy the suede headliner and leather upholstery, while passengers and onlookers alike will get an earful thanks to the Magnaflow exhaust system.
In addition to a feature from GM Authority, this custom GMC Sierra Single Cab Short Bed was also featured in numerous other publications, as well as in SEMA 360. Now, it’s up for grabs as Lot S95 at the upcoming Mecum Auctions Houston 2021 event, scheduled to take place April 8th through the 10th. We’ll see what it can fetch when the final hammer falls.
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Source: Mecum Auctions
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Well, that looks stupid.
Have owned RC SWB V8 Sierra from 1990, 1999, and 2007. Would like to have one in this body style from GM but looks like these are the only option…unless I can import one but that is highly unlikely.
Is that a 5′-8″ or 6 ‘-6″ bed? I have a 2014 reg short bed so will be holding on to it for long time with no new one available in U.S.
The 6′-6″ bed is longer than this. You can see a Silverado with a standard cab and bed on the Mexican site.
WISH GM WHOULD MAKE A REGULAR CAB SHORT BED AGAIN FOR THE USA MARKET. I WHOULD BY ONE !
Ford will sell you one.
Sorry, I mean FORD WILL SELL YOU ONE!
And Ram still has the Classic, but production is on hold.
They come up with lame excuses that those Regular Cab Configurated trucks don’t sell, it’s true that they don’t sale as much as the Crew Cabs, but they do sale, what’s even more interesting is that the All New 2021 Ford F-150 still offers their trucks with the Regular Cab -Short Bed options, so my suspicion is that gm only wants to provide the customer with an option that makes you pay more while skipping over the ” Bang For The Buck” entry options, and at the same time, slap on a Extra Cost Option with just about every paint color available except Summit White.
Trucks are the Hot Rod/Custom rides now. Altho I have owned custom trucks since the 70s’ everyone around Texas is spending big bux on anything with a bed from the 60s to brand new. Go to any custom truck show…you’ll see a huge population of custom truck owners
You sure will….. 👍
I would love a regular cab 1500 with a ten foot bed for my landscaping business.
That’s a beautiful truck. Don’t see many single cabs out there these days but it totally works. That’s a for pleasure only truck.