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I am looking forward to the 348 build also. I've always wanted to do a 348 short fleet bbw and now I have most of the pieces needed. Looks like I even found the last piece of the 1960 trim to complete the set also!!! So stay tuned for that one. |
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lol. Yeah, I got my 66 some 9 years ago in 2006 and it wasn't until 2011 when I started working on it...and now 4 years later and finally actually restoring it this summer after 4 years of driving it and tinkering around. Funny I didn't find this forum until 2 years of playing with that thing. lol And I can't believe its already been 2 years since I got my 64 chevy parts rig.
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Mine was a daily driver from 2009 until may of last year. Been driving a 63 on and off since I was 15. And that was over 20 years ago....sure do miss being behind the wheel, but the time is coming.
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Someone asked me about how far down the headers I used hung below the frame, but I can't find the thread....so I'll post it here. These headers would not be ideal for a lowered truck. I show 4 1/2" below the frame with the lowest point being the header collector/ reducer. Heres a pic to help. Don't mind the exhaust looking slanted....I have not completed the exhaust yet and the 1st set of pipes leading to the x pipe are just resting inside the butt clamps
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Well I was 15 last year. haha! 20 years ago I wasn't eve around yet. :lol:
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All you young'ns. Where is my walker? ;)
I am almost at that 60 mark, physically.....like Don I am not sure mentally I even made 18. :lol: |
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I am about to mount my aluminium radiator and need some help. I noticed your mount on your rad and am in need of one like that. Mine was for a lower mounted radiator.
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Another late night off work, but got a few minutes to work on the hood. Fixed two dents with the hammer and dolly. Have one dent on the driver front corner that was mudded over. A crack to weld on the passenger corner and only 3 pin holes found. So hope to have it done and in primer this weekend. This is a solid hood for what we see around these parts.
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Couple more of the hood. The boat actually makes a good work platform as I can raise and lower the frame with the jack. Will have to be moved to spray though.
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I been looking through the build and for the life of me I can't find it...you got a new steering box right? I forgot where...I been looking for one for mine and only place so far is Truck and Car Shop.
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Heres there contact info: http://www.redheadsteeringgears.com/ |
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Couple of pics of the steering box for you TJ.
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Weather didn't cooperate this weekend, but I did get the passenger door and trim on the cab done.
Started with the window visor, passenger side mirror arm & mirror, door trim and back cab trim. |
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