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I;m lovin that interior 7D2!!
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Project daily driver
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Nice, I like the tin work.
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I think I posted mine a long time ago, but I put 20's on since then and now I have a dilemma. I bent the 20's, and put the 15's back on until I get the 20's straightened. But I kinda like the way the old 15's look and ride. What do yall think? By the way, 7D2, what size are the rims and tires and where are you at in Houston?
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Hey guys, Im new to the site and just picked up a new '69 project truck. It needs some work but considering what I paid for it, helluva deal. Heres a few pics from the day I picked it up. Its still sittin at my dads place for now but its coming home next weekend... :)
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Hi all, couple of pics of my new truck 69 step side, 355 400, right hand drive running duel fuel (LPG).
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Sweet truck OziC10. That's the first right hand driver I've seen. That was always a big problem for a lot of us Navy guys when we'd pull into somewhere in Australia. We'd get drunk and go to cross the street and look left first. Bad move.
7D2, it's a good looking truck. Did you have to put spacers on yours? I think mine are 8.5's and the rearend is obviously a little more narrow than the front so the rear wheels tuck in pretty good. I wish they would sit flush. I've got 255/35/20's all the way around. They're too low profile. And Discount Tire said I couldn't fit 275's on mine so maybe they're just 8's. |
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Thanks olskoolchevy, that right hand V left hand can be a real bugger, had the same problem as you when I was in the States last year. Glad to see you survived. The conversion makes it easy to get around everything is where it's supposed to be, unlike my other Chevy which as you can see is still left side, it can make overtaking really interesting at times.
Seems the photos are taking a while to load, need to learn how to resize them. Cheers Tony |
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Keep the 15s. :thumbs:
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Washed her up today...lookin good for pushin 40 :)
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It came from my father-in-laws back yard as a 250 three on the tree. (sorry no pics)
To this in my front yard after 2 years in a buddy's shop and me working really slow. http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...8/P1012620.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...8/P1012626.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...8/P1012625.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...8/P1012627.jpg http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...8/P1012633.jpg 350 TBI and 350 trans out of a 92' chevy pickup. Long headman headers and cutouts from summit (saving for electronic cutouts) Wheels of all places Costco. All other small parts (lights carpet seat belts and a whole lot more came from Fat Fenders in Fresno Ca. Thanks Gilbert) |
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05crewcab, is that a coffee can in your engine bay?
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I don't know what it is exactly...an evap can, or charcoal canister maybe? |
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That combo ought to be fun in that lite shorty. |
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Heres an updated pic of my 70 K20! Nice parkin job eh?
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:gmc2:This is my baby, She is stacked with options. She has only 75000 miles. Her name is Josephine..... Ride on Josephine Baby ride on....
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Just started restoring a 72 K20 on March 20th. Got a lot done in 4 weeks. Love looking at this web site.
72Kay20 Other Toys 69 Cortez Silver Z28 13.4 @ 105 mph 86 White Buick T Type 11.97 @ 116 mph 78 Chevy 3/4 Ton 2wd Silverado |
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How much did it run to recover those seats if you don't mind me asking? I'll be doing the same to some truck seats soon hopefully. |
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72 Cheyenne
Loaded, Original 402 BBC, 400 Turbo, 411 Posi, Vintage A/C, Air Ride Technologies, Coy's Wheels 18s in front and 20s in rear. Attachment 571239 Attachment 571240 Attachment 571241 Attachment 571242 |
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just some update pictures of the truck :)
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Sweet!
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[QUOTE=jay.todd1;3915945]72 Cheyenne
Loaded, Original 402 BBC, 400 Turbo, 411 Posi, Vintage A/C, Air Ride Technologies, Coy's Wheels 18s in front and 20s in rear. What size and offset are your Coy's? |
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71 with 534"
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So what have you done that's new? |
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Just got my '72 Cheyenne last Thursday from it's previous owner in Marina del Rey, California. I love all classic American trucks but the 67-72 GM trucks are the pinacle in my opinion. |
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I am takin the AC compressor off my truck, anyone know where i need to run the hoses? or should i just plug them off?
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