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New to me, project Gangreen. 350, 4-speed, AC, PS, axles & disc brakes from a '76 Blazer. This photo was taken when I first saw the truck. Needs lots of TLC but I can't believe how much attention this beast gets. A little rusty for a California truck, maybe that's why it's trying to grow a sunroof? Originally the nice dark green color seen in the cowl area. So guess what color it's going to be? :lol: That 70's paint scheme has got to go!
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Retro is cool
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Leave the paint, they will know your working on it. Nice truck.
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Latest pic of mine
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71 gmc step side short bed 4sp 4x4
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It's a warn classic I believe.
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Put ol pinky on some 17" steelies so the Washington winter doesn't ruin the new aluminum wheels.
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heres my 72 swb
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My 67 K20. It's got a LS1, built 4L60E, NP205, 14 bolt rear with a Detroit locker, and a Dana 44 front. Getting ready to put the fuel tank under the bed next.
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Method Racing wheels, Nitto Trail Grappler Tires.
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16x10 or 17s?
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16's but I don't remember the width. Just check the width you need for the tire size you want I guess.
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right on. beautiful truck!
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Thank You!
I had to get some pictures for the insurance company, taken in Northern Santa Barbara County, California. |
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Come on Cali, that is way to nice for most of us, now we all wish we had one just like it...glad you do. Nice truck.:bann:
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I actually traded for this truck back in June, the previous owner spent two years restoring this truck to what you see today, I would say it is about 95% done, basically going over everything and finding the little things, loose bolts, wires, and leaks. The underside of the bed/wheelwells needs to be sprayed/lined and the wheels need to be powder coated too. Since there is no SPID in it I want to make it a knock off
Highlander. This site is great for info, thanks for the kind words! casey |
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From what the PO told me and the info he gave me, the truck is a Fremont CA built truck that spent most of it's life in San Diego. He said he got it in an estate sale. C20 and a K20. He put them together here locally and it took him about two years to restore it. I think he said the frame/axles were already done when he got it. I do know that the paint was done about a year and a half ago by a local bodyshop, because I scratched the hood with my garage door, it barely fits. It does have the "Custom Camper" on the doors and a factory aux fuel tank. That is another item I will have to fix, the tank needs to be flushed, painted and plummed in.
I look forward to learing from the site and meet interesting people!!! Casey |
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