Fesler Project: OBS Silverado
Fesler Project OBS Silverado – Development Truck
This in-house OBS Chevy Silverado crew cab is more than a showpiece—it’s the development mule behind our growing line of 1988–2000 OBS truck products. From Fesler door panels and a custom metal dash to our console, seats, headliner, A-pillars, cowl, and full custom suspension, this truck is where new Fesler ideas get abused, refined, and proven on real streets.
Built by Fesler: What’s Custom on This Truck
The 1988–2000 “Old Body Style” Chevy and GMC trucks have officially crossed from workhorse to cult classic. Clean lines, square shoulders, and 90s nostalgia make the OBS platform one of the hottest trucks to build right now—and this Silverado is Fesler’s flagship example.
Nearly everything that matters on this truck was built in-house at Fesler. When you look at this interior and exterior, you’re looking at real parts we design, build, and test—not off-the-shelf catalog pieces.
- Fesler OBS door panels and custom kicks designed around modern audio.
- Custom metal dash built by Fesler, smoothed and laid out for clean wiring.
- Hand-built console that ties the dash, seats, and rear cabin together.
- Custom seats matched to the panels and console for a cohesive cockpit.
- Full custom headliner and A-pillars—no factory plastic left behind.
- Custom cowl and exterior details for a cleaner front end.
- Full custom suspension set up to sit right and still be driven hard.
If a future Fesler OBS part touches the interior, glass, or stance, it probably started here. This is the truck we use to make sure an idea looks right, fits right, and survives real miles.
Inside the Fesler OBS Interior
The interior of this OBS is where most of our development happens. The door panels, console, seats, headliner, A-pillars, and metal dash are all Fesler-built pieces that form the blueprint for our production OBS interior line.
At night, the interior comes alive. Accent lighting traces the lines of the door panels, console, and seats without feeling like a theme-park ride. Everything you see—panels, dash, console, headliner, and A-pillars—was designed to look factory-level clean, just with a much higher standard than GM had in the 90s.
Parts Developed on This OBS
This Silverado is our rolling test lab. As we prototype and refine parts, they graduate from this truck to full production and end up in the 1988–2000 Chevy OBS Truck Products collection .
- Flush-Mount Glass Kit: Development platform for our 1988–2000 OBS Chevy/GMC flush-mount glass , designed for DOT-certified, rubberless, FRIT/urethane installs.
- Interior System: Door panels, kick panels, console, headliner, A-pillars, and seating layouts are all mocked up and refined on this truck before we sign off on molds and production processes.
- Smooth Cowl & Exterior Details: Clean exterior lines with our smooth cowl panel and trim solutions keep the front end modern without losing the OBS character.
- Carpet & Sound Control: Fitment and comfort checks for our OBS-specific molded carpet kits and insulation layouts.
- Gauge & Electronics Layout: Wiring and dash planning for Dakota Digital clusters, audio upgrades, and future OBS-specific electronics packages.
- Suspension & Stance: Full custom suspension tuning for this truck helps guide how we think about wheel/tire packages and chassis setup on customer OBS builds.
Shop OBS Parts Inspired by This Build
If you’re building your own 1988–2000 Silverado or Sierra, you can borrow a lot from this truck without cloning it. Start with the foundational pieces that change how the truck looks and feels inside and out.
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