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Yee Haw!
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Can't wait to see pics!!!
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That is going to be (it already is!) one clean truck! Keep up the good work!
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Thanks Porterbuilt, I appreciate the complement! |
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I've been following this thread for a while. I'm in picture withdrawl. Do a covert run to the body shop and show us some cab progress pictures!
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Okay, I’ve been going through some picture post withdrawal. So here's what I did yesterday, the first day that's been less than 100 degrees in the last 14 day's. I installed an aluminum fan shroud and electric fan after deciding to do away with the mechanical one.
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That looks absoutely sweet! I have to know 2 things: Where was it purchased and how much? I've got to get one of those!!!:metal:
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Beautiful!
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Hey Cal.
Its almost a shame to put a hood over that awesome good looking engine room. Do you get the cab back this week? Really looking forward to see it. |
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Hey gunna be a nice ride when finished. Hey could you post some more pictures of the cab lift you made?? Looks like something I can use for my project truck.
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I already took apart what I used to lift the cab so I can't take anymore pictures, but it was not the hard to make. I used my engine hoist and two 4x4's and three across. The one in the center I use two pieces of angle iron with a hole to attach it to the hoist so it could pivot. |
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Hey Cal58GMC,
Your truck is blowing me away. What are you trying to do make me spend more money? Thanks for the compliments on my dash and firewall it’s coming along slow but I do enjoy body work (not). But I do all my own work from lack of funds.lol Hey Porterbuilt Congratulations for making the cover of the latest issue of Classic Trucks. Awesome work man. |
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Mine is that way too Cal see.
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...4/ef28a10c.jpg I think it is correct. Every car in the junkyard I found was also this way. I think that we have the extra holes drilled in the subframe for either an inline or a V8 from the factory. Mine had extra holes. check this pic out before I mounted the motor mounts. http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...1/ef8d1a9c.jpg |
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Jebb,
Did you also only use 3 holes? |
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Yes, that's just the way it is. The Camaro's in the junkyard with original parts only had 3 bolts in so I figured that must just be the way they came.:crazy:
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I thought that was right. 55ChevyPu gave me a PM about his motor mounts not lining up. From the pics he sent, it looked like he was using a set of holes that used all four bolts, so that's why main motor mount bolt would not line up.
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Okay, if you end up changing them around somehow, post some pics please.
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I will be leaving mine with 3 bolts the way it came.
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I tried to use the same bolt pattern as those solid motor mounts and it definately wasnt working out. Its a big relief to hear I was bolting them in the wrong slots. Have I mentioned how much of a ***** those bolts are to get in, especially when all the lower suspension is still together.
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