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Hung the rest of the major sheet metal so we could lay out the Cheyenne trim...lots of holes drilled!!!
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Man that is going to be one sexy truck!
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While it is still at this stage, you guys misplaced the "super" emblem on the driver's side. Common mistake seen on restored trucks. It always goes under the Cheyenne portion of the emblems on both sides, not more on the right hand side. Just thought I'd help ya out ahead of paint. Trevor
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Project is looking good though.
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Is it going to be stock height or is there plans for a lift? And if lifted what tires/ wheels will you guys be using.
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We trimmed, and capped the front fenders for clearance.
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Put in the new 4" lift springs, then mocked up the motor and transmission.
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is that a 73-87 chassis?
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Maybe I don't understand. The LSA is just like any of the other LSX blocks right? How are you mounting the engine thought you needed a modified crossmember
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The engine compartment was then mocked up with the radiators, fans, and other misc components for clearance and mounting points. The guys also fabricated a custom engine cradle for the LSA.
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Here is the custom engine cradle for mounting the LSA engine.
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Ok though maybe you found a top secret way. This amongst other things is why I'm leaning away from an lsx swap. Wish I had your tools and skills. That is gunna be one sweet ride
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Outstanding!
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Looks sweet!
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Thanks a lot guys...the truck is really coming along nice.
Here we cleaned up the rest of the frame to get it ready for sand blasting, and fabricated mounts for the gas tank. |
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what gas tank are you using?
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We mocked up more components to the truck's cab, and started on its body work.
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Body working the cab...
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All the mods are done to the frame, so it was sent off for sand blasting...looks nice.
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Meanwhile it was a big day for the cab...we seam sealed it, then it was off to paint!!!
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Looks sweet!
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