1987 introduced electronic ignition controls, engine management, and electronic throttle body fuel injection.Ī K-Series Fleetside/Wideside with a mere four inch suspension lift can ford 33 inches (838 mm) of water without further modification. It wasn’t until the 1980’s that GM really started introducing on-board electronics for these trucks.
These trucks didn’t have a lot of electronics. The truck was retrieved from the pool, dried out, started, and used again in future episodes. Indeed, the last four thumbnails should be placed on the 1982 K-2500 page. The last thumbnail shows the 1982 K-2500. This would explain why they easily come off during the stunts. The tailgates are not permanently attached to the trucks, like the doors or hood they are designed to be removed/or put back by the owner if needed. I don’t think it broke off, but just came off due to the shock. Jettalover wrote I like how the tailgate instantly broke off when the truck landed on it's rear end. Apparently it was more violent than some of the previous jumps. They wrote that the jump truck was ruined after that scène was finished. That must be the jump that finally totaled the truck beyond repair. I like how the tailgate instantly broke off when the truck landed on it's rear end. The 1980 truck is used in other episodes of season 1 in stunt scenes.
I guess that was one of the last minute tweeks to the pilot before airing. There was one scene that showed the 1982 GMC truck that they used for the rest of the season. For the pilot episode (1.01), a 1980 GMC Pickup was used as the main truck.
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