Chevrolet Domed Frame

Because it uses a stiff Wrangler frame, road oscillations and noises were not an issue with this concept truck. No tucked away frames. The real truck guys see right through it. I looked at the RealTree truck and thought it was an attempt at humor. Heck, those other GM car brands were screwing up up Chevrolet cars for the last 30 years. pThis new Jeep captures the vintage look of the Jeep Gladiator, with the performance and capabilities of a 2012 Wrangler. We can only speculate that a Wrangler pickup truck may be in the works, and the extended wheelbase and 6-foot bed on the J-12 is an indication of what may be included. On the inside, there’s a bench seat with plaid interior trim, a fishing rod hung across the rear window and a large floor-mounted shift lever with a compass shift knob that adds to the truck’s vintage style. To show off what you're capable of. The last two Chevy concepts I saw at shows were stock trucks with lift kits and fender flares that every idiot with money to waste on their pavement pounder does. The bench seat was adjustable, but it took a while to get used to sitting up straight because non-extended-cab trucks with two seats are almost extinct. This time they created the J-12 Concept truck that debuted at the 2012 Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah. A simple Google search will show you the last Real Chevy truck ever built for 4x4 work. Chevrolet should have just split off from those screwballs and went their own way during the bankruptcy.