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No problem. I have the thin trim, but just got a set of the wide trim. Im planning on using the wide trim, so Ill put the small set up for sale. I have alot of the same questions that will be answered during the install. Ill keep everyone posted.
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Classic Parts of America. Came with the gasket...option was chrome or black. My front gasket I ordered from Steele.
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No problem. Took my buddy about 20min to put the lock strip in. He did 1/2 of the straight piece on the bottom, did the left side, then did the bottom left corner, back to the top straight piece, top left corner, rights side straight, top right corner, then the other bottom 1/2 straight piece, the bottom right corner then trimmed. This was just his method of madness, but your free to follow your own. Let me know how it turns out.
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Nice truck, and nice work, subscribed
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Thank you sir. Hopefully get around to paint here in a few months. Been looking for another hood. I have found a real nice 61 bubble hood, but haven't decided that I want to go with the older hood or not yet
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Have a look at markeb01's thread for a local 63 GMC. I posted a pic of it Tuesday, very nice, very original truck. The bedwood still has the SN burned into it. Nice to see another build that isn't being dropped below sea level:metal:
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I saw that earlier on his thread. Nice looking truck. Although I plan to go with a big block, it'll still be a 3 on the tree. I dont want to change the interior/exterior, just disc brakes and a larger powerplant. Im in need of a hood and the only decent one I found was a 61. May put it on and sell it later once I find a 62-66 locally.
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Thanks. Ive had a couple of trucks over the years. Ive spent alot of time looking for some of the harder to find parts, then Ive always gotten rid of them. Ive decided to keep this one for myself, so Im putting all the toys on it that Ive always wanted. I agree....you dont see many people go with the chrome lock strip...I dont know why...I think it looks great. Even on a primered truck.
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I like the way the sun twinkles on the upper edge! I would love to go that route as well, but mine has a sliding window, which I really like. I don't like the look, but I like the air flow!
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Should be the same lock strip if its the small back window. Th elock strip was a few inches long and had to be trimmed. I dont know that you can get the lock strip seperate though.
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Nice work on the grill what did you polish it with I'll be starting on my in a couple of days Thanks steve
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I used the Mothers aluminum /mag polish. Have you already stripped the anodization?
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Found an OEM headlight knob and wiper switch w/washer option. Converting the truck from single speed motor to two speed w/washer. The OEM knobs have a stainless steel cap and polished up nice
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Also...got the 60-61 wide windshield trim in. Will start polishing it tonight and install in a few weeks. Got rid of the 1/2" wide trim in place for the 1" trim.
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Nice Knobs!
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Haha...right. Has taken awhile, but finally have a complete set of custom knobs. Have noticed alot of difference in the repop knobs. I still have the Choke cable & knob to mount, but have done the conversion on the linkage already.
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Going to look at a donar hood and possibly a BBW donar cab. Will get pics.
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Been moving into the new house, so haven't had much time to do anything but put gas in her. I have been working on the dash clock here and there. Trying to decide what color to go with. Have cleaned and relubed the clock mech and glass. Done a functions check and holds to within a minute or less over the last two weeks.
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Just completed the move to the new property. Have to move the 61 parts truck over and then can resume work on the 63. Have located an original grill guard...will upload pics later. Also found a 65 c-30 dually that Im considering picking up.
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Be starting the disc brake swap next. Have to get the gen II blazer rims painted and tires swapped...then ready for the conversion.
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