I believe it was a company that specialized in conversions back in the day. If I'm not mistaken, there still active today.

 

Yes, it's a conversion.
Decent conversion to boot.
This is what is listed as additions:
# Custom RST Interior
# Heavy Duty Insulated Spark Plug Wires
# K&N Free Flow Open Air Induction System
# Heavy Duty Baer Brakes w/Oversized Drilled & Vented 4 Wheel Disc
Brake Rotors w/Color Keyed Caliper
# Exclusive "Speedster" Style Chrome 20 x 9.5 Wheels
# 265/50/20 RSA Performance Radial Tires
# Performance Designed & Enhanced Power Flow exhaust System
# Ceramic Headers & Regency Stainless Steel Exhaust Tips
# Regency Sport Tuned Front & Rear Suspension

 

Post a couple pics. I would like to see it. Thanks!

 

Regency closed up shop in January of '09
They were one of, if not the biggest "up fitter" for years.

This may end up being a collectors piece.
Check for a Regency sticker on the jamb of the drivers side door.
Regency was an authorized GM up fitter for many many years.

 

mine is a 2003, no stripes, 16 in wheels, no slotted rotors, did they limit what they did in 2003, and did more in the later years?

 

It your truck doesn't have all of the goodies then maybe the previous owner found these parts are "upgraded replacement parts" for the stock components just to make it a little more personal for him/her.

 

I am sorry, I just looked again.
What I posted for was 2005 RST

Trying to find something on the '03 now.

 

Even still drilled and slotted rotors then were considerably more than standard rotors... so if the originals needed replacing more than likely the owner would have went a cheaper route... but I've been known to be wrong before

 

checked closer and the center caps on the wheels also say Regency

 

Got any pics?

 

^^ Seconded!

 

here are some pics

 

Dude, you might have something there.
Check out this from another forum:

http://www.performancetrucks.net/forums ... fo-404997/

 

very interesting!! good find!

 

Is it real and is it worth any more than a non Regency?

 

I would check the drivers door jamb to see if there is a Regency sticker there.
Did you check to see if it had headers?
You've got the interior, wheels and exhaust tips for sure.....seems like a lot to make a fake.

 

no sticker, no headers, the gauges in the dash are white with orangish red needles, don`t know if that is custom or not.

 

Its also missing the roll pan. Still looks like a sweet truck, regency or not.

 

John, are you sure they went out of biz? Seems like I remember seeing a few lifted Regency trucks at the dealership recently...

 

Unless someone came out with the same name. Regency closed up shop in January of 2009

 

anyway what ever it is, I am making it into a work truck to haul my carpet cleaning trailer, like using a Thoroughbred as a plow horse. but every trip will be fun

 

I have a '04 gmc regency, there GREAT trucks

 

do you have any pics of it?