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Well I guess there is one plus...they say you can carry more on leafs and you're exactly right, to each his own!Good luck with the project!
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It is great when the kids love and wan't an old truck instead of a tuner. All three of my boys 4, 19, and 22 years old wan't nothing but.
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WOW!
Very scary, as the blue truck looks like how mine came when I bought it. Nice looking project, good luck with it! |
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So why are you going leaf spring ???
And man, I think a 700R4 would be a better choice in trans, but hey youre the one building it :rolleyes: |
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Looks like a pretty nice start Bob!
5-lug, front suspension, 283 with a th350...hmm... any vague ideas for the cam, intake, exhaust? Please tell me it's gonna get a nice set of wheels and drop, like her daddies hot 50th...;) -Sam. |
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You plug the heat riser holes in the intake under the carb? I used to thread mine and put allen head pipe plugs in them. The exhaust will cross over under the manifold and provide heat but not pressure at the carb base gasket. Used to be a major problem with causing vacuum leaks when that base gasket blew out.
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Daughter is lucky. It will be cool to see what she wants for the final product!
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No problem, I suggested it to another member of the board and he mentioned it to his machinist who said it was a good idea. I am not proud of saying how many cheap old Chevys I bought in the old days because the base gasket blew out and the car started running badly. The owners thought the engine was a goner because of the exhaust noise reverberating around under the hood and running poorly. I would offer up a couple hundred dollars to relieve them of their clunker and spend about ten dollars and an hours worth of labor and be back on the road that afternoon. I learned this from an old guy I worked with in a gas station in the early seventies. I made some pretty decent money buying and selling cars during this time. Got real good at rebuilding those Rochester 2 barrels too!
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I think I may have to take a road trip to Newton this summer on my bike.
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