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It is a very nicely put together truck and will make somebody very happy.

I wish I was in a position to be able to buy it.

Good luck with the sale.

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Sorry to hear you're selling. It is a super nice truck and priced right too. I started mine as a driver too I hope I don't end up getting too carried away. Good luck with the sale.

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Thanks, I wish you could too.

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I live in the "Los Angeles area", so I worry about it being vandalized or stolen. I have literally been sitting in a restaurant and seen guys looking in my windows, crawling under, and looking to pop the hood. I love having such a cool truck, but it gets major attention for it to be a daily driver.

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NOOOOOO! One of the cleanest trucks here, and its a neighbor of all things.... Wish I could have been able to see it in person. Hope it goes into the right hands

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full coverage insurance takes care of all of that

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People are requesting more detailed, up-to-date pics of the truck.

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More pics

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More pics 2

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More pics 3

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Never really heard how the exhaust sounds and how the truck performs. Doing the same engine and tranny conversion. My truck is on air so I have been looking at my options on the exhaust. What size are your exhaust pipes? Don't know if I will try the X pipe or H pipe design.

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Did you end up finding a buyer for the 67?

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Yup, this truck is sold. I really do miss it already. It was/is a great truck. I hope it is being well taken care of.

The exhaust sounded great!!! It was an H-pipe setup with 2" all the way back. I would highly recommend the Magnaflows.

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Hope you will consider another 5.3L project. Something like this http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/2728430344.html Do your 5.3L magic, change to c10 suspension, and fix up the interior and ... Presto! You have your new daily driver.

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Man beautiful build just read thru all 17pgs its crazy wat u did to this truck,this is exactly wat I'm doing to my 69 as of right now I'm working on shaving all my firewall n get it ready for paint n wait for the engine mounts etc. To try n set the engine in,lots of my questions got answered in this tread thanks, and sorry to hear you sold it sure looked like alot of fun to drive
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That is a good deal. It's still a little too soon for another project, but I'll keep my eyes open in the mean time.

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It was a blast to drive. A lot of power, quick throttle response, and smooth revving. I would highly recommend the conversion.

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Any idea what kinda fuel mileage you were getting?

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This time just leave the outside ratty looking. Hope to see you again at one of the Legend's Meets soon.

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Usually about 20mpg with mixed driving. Not too bad for a 1967 pickup.

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I think I will take your advice on the next build. I may stop by. I always enjoyed the guys that attended. I will definitely be at the Brother's show. I still love classic Chevy trucks even if I can't own one right now.

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Planning on this exact swap. Great info. Thanks =)

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Was the ECM programmed for your injectors. Mine were programmed for flexfuel. I had regular ran lean all the time switched to flexfuel injectors no more lean codes