Does anyone know any specifics about the truck? Does anyone know where I can get pictures of the truck? I know its a 1981-1984 long wheelbase from the different grills that you can see on the front end of the truck. Chrome wagon wheels. Are they 33 or 35 inch tires? Looks like a 4inch lift kit on the truck. Chrome roll bar, pushbar and guard. Did he have a winch on the front?
shareI personally don't know that much about the truck but I will try to find out for you. Fall Guy was one of my dad's favorite shows. I will ask him and get back to you.
shareI have some information, the truck was a GMC Sierra. It had 35 inch tires, a 6 inch full suspension lift, and yes it did have a winch. If you want to know anything more feel free to ask.
shareI think the truck was blown up in one episode causing Colt to need a new one which he complained wasn't the same am I right? You could probably describe the truck the way people talk about Superman. "It's a bird. It's a plane. No it's Colt's Truck!"
shareThey had one truck that they used for most shots. They had a FEW stunt trucks that were the same or made up to look as close as possible to the original. They trashed a few of the trucks through filming this.
shareIf you go to MSN search engine and type in http://community-2.webtv.net/mikecathycody/THEFALLGUYALLPICS/
you can pull up my webpage. On page 3 you'll find all the truck info I've been able to gather over the years. Mike
I always thought they had a 79-80 Sierra Classic in the beginning, and then in later episodes they updated the truck to an 81-up model with the same colors?
I loved those trucks and always wanted to do one up like the one from this show.
During the show's run there was a 1:24 scale plastic model of the truck produced. Check out eBay for one. Also in Wal-Mart the other day I saw a GMC 4X4 kit on the shelf. It looks like a reissue of the Fall Guy kit, but now is blue without the decals.
sharein the 1st few episodes it was an 80 and had no bird on the hood
shareI had that model, and it was probably my next to favorite to put together, next to my GTO's.
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