Get your facts straight before posting. Tuff wheel was not standard equipment. 4x4 True Spirits were made. Fleetside True Spirits were also made. Here is a pic of a un-restored 4x4 True Spirit.
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in 1976, there were less than 200 True Spirit Trucks made ...
The Chassis equipment for that is was the GH3 / D100 (a requirement)
Manual or Auto tranny was optional
Adventurer package was not available
Delete moldings (ME0) required
Power steering was optional
AM/FM/MX Stereo radio was optional
Convenience Package was optional
Oil Pressure gauge was optional
Quad Headlights: not available
Air Conditioning (HA1) was optional
Heavy Duty front springs was optional
Tinted glass (GL2) was optional
Bucket Seats (KB5) was optional
Red Interior : Not available
Black Interior (KT1) Standard
Bright front bumper (MD2) required
Bright rear bumper (MD3) required
GVW Package - optional
Engine package: 225 CID or 318 CID
Auto transmission (FA0) A 727
Standard Transmission - optional
Steering wheel (LF4) Tuff Wheel
Wheels "Western" - Optional
Wheel size: 15 x 7
Paint code colors:
X9 / TX9 LY4004 Black / Formal Black
J3 Cirton Green Metallic
PY3450 Med Canyon Red
I have also heard of Cirton Green, Sun Rise Orange, Canyon Red Sun Fire Metallic, Sable Brown Sun Fire Metallic trucks as well ...
The Tape package for True Spirit Trucks is CNA
They were 2WD trucks ONLY
came with white letter tires H 70 x 15
a front anti sway bar
gold pin striping
oak bed rails
Hope this helps . . .
