Originally Posted by Kinghat (Post 3227528)

They are Wheel Vintique 15x8 smoothies with their 56 center caps. Pretty cheap wheels, but man do they make a lot of difference. Next is a 1979 C10 powerbooster, and a 1965 Chevy II steering wheel. And I am thinking hard on having a sign shop do something on the doors, maybe in the Retro Rita vein.

Originally Posted by basketcase (Post 3230725)

What size tires are you running?

Tom

Originally Posted by Kinghat (Post 3230809)

255/60r15 up front and 275/60r15 in back.

Originally Posted by Custom 68 (Post 1630494)

one more

Originally Posted by Frizzle Fry (Post 1634230)

How 'bout a Burby...

Originally Posted by 70RedBlurr (Post 3231040)

Hey HoupPhotography what size tire are you running on your truck?
Thanks.

Originally Posted by Baged72 (Post 3238348)

My 72 gmc

Originally Posted by clean cut creations (Post 3238367)

We just finished this one for a customer...Enjoy

http://www.cleancutcreations.com/_images//jg58.jpg

http://www.cleancutcreations.com/_images//jg62.jpg

Originally Posted by mesa (Post 3238945)

There are a lot of great trucks here. Giving me many ideas on what to do with my new toy, picked up this week off a dealers back lot, should I keep the 292 or change for something bigger. Any tips for a new poster.

http://aetoys.com/projects/37110_06L.jpg
http://aetoys.com/projects/37110_04L.jpg
http://aetoys.com/projects/37110_05L.jpg
http://aetoys.com/projects/37110_02L.jpg

Originally Posted by red71c10 (Post 3239092)

Depends on what you want. Keep looking and getting ideas and you'll decide if you want to keep it stock, heavily modify it, or go in between with a "resto-custom". Mine will stay almost completely stock, but I love to see what others have done and I'm all for it! :chevy:

Originally Posted by Longhorn321 (Post 3239592)

X2...There are a lot of things to consider. What is your technical ability? How large is your wallet? Do you like things to go together the way they were meant to or do you like to keep messin around with something until it's "good enough"? How much time do you have? How much space do you have? Do you have V8 envy?:lol::lol: Personally, I would leave it. I have a 350 w/400TH but I would have been fine with a 6 cylider with 3 on the tree. I'm kinda goofy that way...I have a soft spot for the things other guys don't like.

Originally Posted by clean cut creations (Post 3238367)

We just finished this one for a customer...Enjoy

http://www.cleancutcreations.com/_images//jg57.jpg

http://www.cleancutcreations.com/_images//jg58.jpg

http://www.cleancutcreations.com/_images//jg62.jpg

Originally Posted by bigblockc10 (Post 1631118)

This is not my Ride yet but the guy who has it is in my Car club (Philadelphia Modifiers).
He is looking to sell this truck because he bought it cheap I mean cheap he will let me have it for $27,000 I saw all the original reciepts for this truck it cost over 75,000 to build.

I was in the process of building 1 myself when this came along so I decided to just do the 68 short step as original BBC A/C Auto.

So guy's give me some input should I go for it this thing is freakin scary fast
dynoed at 1100 horsepower 1970 LS6 crate motor bored .060 over all the best parts money can buy and built professionally 18k in the paint alone close to 20k in the motor and trans.

Sorry if the pics don't do it justice I was overwhelmed when I saw it so I didn't get to many pics just to hear the motor is like well you know!!


:fb:

Originally Posted by djracer (Post 3241045)

looks pretty good Ron!