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Rust Belt Offroad has reverse-engineered original Ford Bronco, Chevy K5 Blazer, C10, Square Body, and F-Series parts to produce the highest-quality reproduction bodies in the country. With decades of restoration experience, advanced fixture-built assembly, and OEM-style spot welding, we’ve helped more customers with their classic truck builds — and with greater expertise — than any shop in North America. Rust Belt Offroad stands miles ahead of the competition. Rust Belt Offroad - Built Better. Built Here. Built to Last
Rust Belt Blogs
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How to Decode a 1967–1972 Chevy C10/K10 VIN Number
Read nowDecode your 1967–1972 Chevy C10/K10 VIN number with our simple guide. Identify model, engine, year, and plant with Rust Belt Offroad experts.
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1966–1977 Ford Bronco VIN Identification Guide
Read nowDecode your Classic Bronco’s history — one number at a time.
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Identifying the Key Differences in Chevy & GMC C/K Trucks (1967–1987)
Read nowIf you’ve ever wondered how to tell the difference between a 1967 and 1987 Chevy or GMC C/K truck, you’re not alone. These classic pickups—spanning two decades of American design evolution—are among the most beloved and collectible trucks ever built. Whether you’re restoring a C10, K10, C20, or K20, or sourcing reproduction parts from Rust Belt Offroad, knowing what makes each generation unique can save you time, money, and frustration.
