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I really can't figure out why GM did not make the 67-72 Suburban's 4 doors. Internationals Travelall had been a 4 door since the redesign in 1961 and the Jeep Wagoner was a 4 door since its introduction also. I suppose GM thought it was a safety feature to load everyone behind the front seat from the curb side. Then again GM's station wagons all had 4 doors even going back to the woodie body style. GM and Jeep did build 2 door wagons, but were eventually eliminated due to the lack of convenience that a 4 door provides.
Your Tahoe link still does not work, does it describe why it won't pass smog? If it was originally a 49 state vehicle California cannot make you install anything other than 49 state smog stuff on it, so what's missing, the cat? |
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I found your posting from last February about the O2 sensor and replied to it. If you can't find it pm me and I'll let you know what we did with my sons 93 pickup.
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I fixed the link... I just started a new thread
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Bump for a cool burb
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Still gathering parts. Life is moving at the speed of life so it's probably not going to get touched until the summer. That's when I'll put the transmission together
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First things first,
Sutter Grace 3-30-15 And that makes 4! https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-7...ennett-104.jpg My big kids keep asking me when the Suburban can come out of the trailer, and I keep having to tell them when the big truck is running. I think it is awesome that they are gnawing at the bit as much as I am to get the burb back on the road. I decided a while back that the 700r wasn't what I wanted, so I sourced a 91 4L80E, TCM, Harness, and sensors off a diesel. It's 2WD but that's no bother. I am also set on using a NP241 case, but... I have a TH400/NP205... so I am leaning toward the 4L80E/NP205 just because I wont need anything to run that other driveshafts... maybe. I am going to build and sell the 700r4/NP205 and throw that up for sale on CL to see if I can fund the interior. https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-G...218_195307.jpg |
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Congrats on another kiddo! She looks so cute.
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flash back to 2011, and post #212...
I started this... https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-x...0/DSCN6129.JPG https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-B...0/DSCN6133.JPG And scrapped it in favor of this... https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-t.../upload_-1.jpg So much easier doing it this way. |
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Sorry it was a light hearted comment. I'm making my own the way he did and he said the new way was easier. Was joking that the easiest way was for someone else to do it.
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I don't get the last two comments at all. He is just showing a set of door strikers with no mention of purchase, sale, wanted or whatever. What's the deal?
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Travis, I'll see if I still have the cut files. I'll share those if I still have them. Then you'll just have to find someone with a CNC plasma table and someone with a break. I'm guessing you got edited for asking if I was gonna sell one. I had one made for mine and one made for my brothers. I haven't had any luck selling my used parts here in BFC so I let my premium lapse. But like I said, if I can find the files, and if you can get them made, I'll share. That's what we do here, right? Share? I think I'm gonna drill and tap the plates 10-32 to hold the springs. I had the guys delete those holes so I could do it myself.
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Seems like some pretty overzealous moderators there!
Instead of reading the post they target key words and send out some unfriendly message! So when a guy sends or receives a message to share info, he gets bugged to be a paying member? I thought sharing knowledge was what these forums were all about. I've seen people post product names and vendors in other posts and not get tagged, so I'm still at a loss here. |
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Look what happened to http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/member.php?u=31403
Great Guy, Great parts and Good prices on hard to find items......... |
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He's been gone for years, unfortunately .
Jeremy, I might be getting a 4l80e that is 4x4 and I need the 2wd stuff. If I end up getting it, I'd trade ya if you wanted. |
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Jeremy, what engine and fan hub are in it currently? 1st gen non IC, IC, or 2nd gen?
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I have both... I tried the 1st Gen IC one first (I think) I'll pull them both out and check them out. I'm looking at this 454 fan I have too, but it's not really scratching the itch
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Any update? This is making me want to get my butt moving on my door mods.
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SWEET.. We have a 1971, We have 4 Grand kids and this is the perfect vehicle for them they love it, they call it SWEET PEA, We had it on 3 vacations so far, Just got back from Clearwater Fl with it, 1000 miles one way. So I hope you enjoy it like we do ours... :)
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How about now?
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