A pair of 2014 Chevrolet Silverado trucks recently unveiled at the State Fair of Texas are designed to target the extremes of preparedness
Earlier this week the General's Chevrolet Division issued the following press release:
DALLAS – Chevrolet is using the 2014 Silverado full-size pickup to explore the extremes of preparedness with the Volunteer Firefighter and Black Ops concepts shown publicly for the first time this past Friday at the State Fair of Texas.
Chevrolet developed the Silverado Z71 Volunteer Firefighter concept truck, which honors the service of grassroots first responders, with input from the National Volunteer Fire Council. The concept vehicle features a full complement of rescue equipment incorporated on a new Silverado Double Cab equipped with the Z71 Off Road suspension.
The sinister-looking Black Ops concept is based on the Silverado Crew Cab 4x4, building on its strength, performance and safety with features designed to turn the wasteland into an oasis, including custom-fabricated lower body armor and a lockable, bed-mounted Truck Vault storage unit. It holds a solar power pack, a pair of gas masks, gloves, military First Aid Kit, folding shovel and rope.
But wait there's more
According to information released with the images, both extreme Silverados were built for the upcoming 2013 SEMA Show. Since we'll be there, if both vehicles are on display we'll have additional images of both - so look for them on our Flickr site soon.
images courtesy of General Motors
