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Before the new inner cowl....pic dosent do it justice....there was rot all across the front. If I hadn't put all the time in the rockers and cab corners....I would have looked for another cab. |
Re: 69 gmc dually soon to be 12valve
Great rust repair, that sure was a sweet rig in the day! It'll be even better with the newer drive train and new found power train.
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It's hard to work on your shop when it's filled with projects. I have that issue too. :lol: You sure did do a lot of rust repair to the cab. Nice work!
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Yeah....it was a challenge moving the truck over here...then back over there... lol! Didn't need the ladder with the truck in the shop! I used garage door panels to insulate. Wanted to do that for years. I'm loving having the outdoor wood stove heating the garage now :-)
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Re: 69 gmc dually soon to be 12valve
Ok....I've been stumbling around with these eaton axels. I thought they were ho52s...being out of a one ton I'm thinking they might be the 72s. thoughts?
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Truck had the 350 with only 40,000 miles with the np435 trans, divorced transfer case, pto winch with the eaton axels. Would this be the power package that NAPCO offered?
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The rear axle would have been the stock rear axle. Does your SPID list the R05 option? Being a 3500 it would hae been an H072. Checking the axle code on the carrier will help confirm that.
Up front NAPCO built axles based on the H052 centersection. Additionally they supplied the Dana t-case, lift block/stops, front spring mounts and hangers/brace, engine crossmember mod. parts ect. The PTO and the winch are of course options added to the basic "conversion" 4x4 parts. As a package conversion the stock engine, trans and rear axle were used without modification. Even the park brake cables used the 4x2 guides and frame dimples. |
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Love the build so far!
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Frame off to the sandblaster
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Random question....has anybody in dealt with vintage air for these trucks? Opinions would be appreciated.
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Looks nice. It looks like you made a wise choice and got a cross member from AW. I haven't used a vintage air for these trucks. But, I know a few local guys who have and they love them.
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Yeah, I think I could of fabricated the crossmember to the first gen mounts. I looked up autoworld and called them. They are awesome to deal with. Great people....it's my first go around with a conversion. I want to get it right. Just wondered about the vintage air....it would clean up the firewall a bit and give me more room. Pricey tho lol!
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The only downside to any aftermarket heat/air is that they use inside cab air. Therw is no fresh air option which make defrosting windows using the heat function very challenging.
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http://www.cumminsdieselrepowers.com/Crossmembers.html Their original website if you want to look around it is: www.autoworldmt.com |
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They must have axed their old one. :lol: Sorry about that.
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