Tightly packaged beneath the factory bed structure sits an OEM GM differential with a completely new and innovative link system supporting a trailing arm with airbag and cantilevered shock set up. This was all accomplished through the industry’s first low-profile, trailing arm IRS system. This means you can now build a truck which, when aired out, will sit virtually on the ground and retain the stock bed floor height for full use of the bed for hauling, storage, or even your favorite cooler. A chassis offering the super low stance that builders seek, and for the first time ever, does not require raising your bed floor. The challenge was set and we moved forward to develop the OBS Low-Pro chassis.
When making the investment in a chassis for a modified truck build, customers now demand both functionality and daily drivability. No longer are these trucks looked at simply as hot rods or ‘fair-weather’ vehicles. To meet the growing demand, Roadster Shop has moved forward with the development of an all new, unique chassis and suspension package specifically for these vehicles.Ī shift in the usability and drivability of modified pick-up trucks has become very apparent over recent years. As the 1950’s-70’s trucks become more scarce and a younger generation of builders step forward, the popularity of the ‘OBS’ GM truck has grown. Pickup trucks have long been a popular platform for chassis swaps.
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