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[Dr of BBQ]

An introduction: I'm in the BBQ business in Springfield Illinois, and I have a current location I work every day but I wanted a more mobile operation for events, and competition, so I bought a 1998 Chevy Step Van with a blown 454 motor. I'm most likely going to buy a long block install it and then start on the inside remodel. So I'm looking for floor plans, tips, do' s and don't s from someone that has been down this road before. I'm a long time sufferer of SS Stainless Steel disease, meaning if it's made of SS I have to own it. LOL Doubt my word take a look at my current trailer I work in every day at The Doctor of BBQ

I have been searching the internet for a forum on Step Vans. There just doesn't seem to be one, at least not one I can find. Dose anyone know of a Step Van Forum, or a web site that delves into Step Vans (history, uses, the good bad and ugly) in a big way?

Thanks for any help you may be in your response.
Jack@drofBBQ.com

[gmctrucks]

I have a BBQ pit that's from the WW-2 era it was used to sterilize medical tools and so on it has two pedals on the bottom that lifts and lowers the hydralic lid all we did is place a grill and cut out a hole to clean it out and regulate the air it takes very little coals or woods since it retains the heat so good and when cooking I don't even have to turn the meat over if I don't want to since the grill is high like BBQ chicken it comes out golden brown my brother gave it to me we converted it back in the 70's it has a lot of hours and it will probably be handed to my grandchildren when im gone try to beat that one for old just imagine if it could talk I would have a lot of war stories to talk about. Take care! GMCTRUCKS

[72'CaminoKid]

sorry man, i'm no help here. never really done anything with a step van. but feel free to stick around and ask us any questions you have with anything. we've gotta very creative and ingenius crew here. just about anything you could need help with, someone here will have the help for ya