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mud.man.rj 01-12-2014 03:16 PM

Re: What did you do to your truck today?
 
Bumpers does look good, exh fits nice underneath it too.

firemanjimtfd 01-12-2014 03:36 PM

Re: What did you do to your truck today?
 
Not sure if its a OEM bumper. It is a used one . Has a few nicks and scrapes. Truck is a driver. Ordered brackets from Classic and they fit well. Now I have to get the correct tag holder, filler panels and right bumper bolts.

pimpston65 01-12-2014 04:33 PM

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i got my correct bumper bolts from aspensautoaz.com they sell usable 60-66 parts you get 6 bolts,washers and nuts for $10 plus i think $7 for shipped. i just wire wheeled em and the come out great!!!! ps the bolts for the brackets to frame are different, they dont have the rounded head, just a hex head. i found a guy on CL and grabbed 4 from him.

pimpston65 01-12-2014 04:44 PM

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they have em, they work on the back bumper also, cuz i used em. both on front and back bumpers

jayoldschool 01-12-2014 06:30 PM

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You can get those bolts at Lowes.

pimpston65 01-12-2014 07:09 PM

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true, lowes does have hardware items. since im using only period correct items, i went with parts that came off a simular truck. also the hardware may not be the right grade for bumpers, and if it is the price is higher. one other thing the nuts have a groove on the outside that looks cool. ps im kinda particular bout the period correctness so thats why i shown what i use...

steveb64 01-12-2014 09:10 PM

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Took my trailing arms off to cleanup and discovered a rust through spot. Looks like I'm now in the market for a replacement set.

E911manager 01-12-2014 09:13 PM

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sand, fill, tap, weld, grind. The bed will never be ready..

dougf 01-12-2014 09:17 PM

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I agree, if thats the only spot with a rust through issue, then I would cut that part out and weld in a plate on both sides, wire wheel and paint the set. It just depends on if thats the ONLY damage, I have seen pics of these rusting from the inside out at the seam where they join, which hopefully isnt the case here.

Softpatch 01-12-2014 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by firemanjimtfd (Post 6467067)
Changed out the old white painted bumper for a chrome one.


http://i360.photobucket.com/albums/o...ngedbumper.jpg

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nice I'm in
were did you get the bumper and the brackets.?

64shortbox 01-13-2014 01:32 AM

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Spent today and Saturday installing an aftermarket column shift linkage, replacing the shift shaft seal in the transmission and changing the plugs & wires. It took forever to get the indicator to center in the P R N D 1 2 letters on the column and the shift shaft seal still leaks. Guess I need to pull the trans pan and remove the shift shaft & see if it has any burs or nicks on it. CPP now has their linkage on sale for $39.00. The one I bought just used all thread and I didn't like the way it looked so I slid a piece of 3/8" stainless tubing over the all thread to make it look a little better.

chevy_mike 01-20-2014 11:39 PM

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Here is the continuation of this thread.

What did you do to your truck today, Part II


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