''Project '64 SYT Super Yenko Truck"
 

its a 1964 c10 short fleetside with a 1980 1/2 ton front suspension and a 1972 12 bolt rear end with a 373 gov locker and 5 lug axles

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had to take the seats out last night so we can put the rear window in
got some different doors about a week ago

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Nice looking project! What color is the cab? Is it SOM?

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By SOM do you mean sunburst orange metallic if so then yes it is
100 dollars a quart but it looks good

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Yup! That's exactly what I meant by SOM. Guess I've spent too much time on ls1tech in the past.:lol:

I think the color is well worth the cost. It looks awesome in the sunlight.:metal:

BTW, Twiggythedrummer has a GMC that he's painting the same color.

I just noticed, is that slicks in the 2nd pic of the truck?

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i thought his was sunset orange
i got the slicks from my uncle who owns a tire shop
there already worn out im going to use them for burnouts
im was supposed to get som mt et streets yesterday but the guy never called me back

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Okay, call me stupid but what is the difference between sunset orange and sunburst orange?

And post pics of the burnouts. Olsofti started a thread a while back with burnout videos/pics.

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havn't done a burnout yet but i will do a video and put it on youtube
sunset is a darker color than sunburst

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:metal:

Good info. Thanks for the enlightenment. I thought they were the same color by a different name.

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the guy just called that has the et streets now i have to come up with some money

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looking good ,keep up the good work .hey eastland ,that's not far from ranger texas i went to school there in the late 80's

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And he said "HOW MUCH!?"

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yep 8 miles go there almost every day

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Hey jgh64pkup, it's looking good. And as Time said, I'm running the Sunset Orange Metallic on my 63. The progress is coming along great though and I bet that engine sounds like a beast. What trans are you running?

It's about $450 a gallon. So far, I've had to buy 3 gallons. There's so much pearl in it along with multiple colors and metallic flake. But hopefully I'm done buying that now.

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3 GALLONS!!! its looking good though
its just a mild 350 .060 over crane energizer .284/.480 powerpack heads
on a desktop dyno that i have it said it was making 339hp @ 5000 and 402 ft lbs of torque @ 3500
BTW does anyone know how to install the rear window
any help would be great

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oh th 350 forgot to answer your question
here is a video of me trying out the gas pedal:metal:

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Yeah it's a transparent paint so in the cab alone there are about 6 coats.

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I assume you have a new gasket. Get a piece of rope 1/4" or a little smaller diameter. I prefer nylon. Make sure it is long enough to go all the way around the glass plus a couple feet extra. Install the gasket on the glass. Tuck the rope in the grove around the outside of the gasket where the pinch weld will sit. Start and end the rope in the middle of the bottom of the glass with the extra rope on both ends. Loosely tie the rope ends together to keep them from falling out. Use some kind of non silicon lubricant and spray on the inside of the rubber. With someone else holding the glass on the outside. Start by sitting the glass down on the bottom pinch weld. If you have a 90 degree pick tool would be helpful picking at the rubber to get it over the pinch weld. Be gentle with the pick or you could tear the rubber or crack the glass. Start pulling the rope one at a time a little at a time and have the helper push down a little. It should go pretty easy until the corners. Take your time and work it slowly. Be careful and pay attention to the other end of the rope while pulling. It's possible to pull the other end of the rope into the rubber where it can't be reached. Repeat to the next corners. Your home free then. Pull the remainder of the rope a little at a time along the top until your done. Remember to have the helper bump lightly on the glass with the palm of the hand at the area you are trying pull the rope it helps a little. Hope this helps.

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thanks alan we got it in a few hours ago
it took longer than we thought but it looks ok for amatuers

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what did you use under the paint

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Used the green etching primer then the gray Quicksand liquid fiberglass primer. Used both at full coverage. So the color went on over the gray Quicksand.

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Nice! I like that color.

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Wow nice sounding motor.

Nice looking truck too.

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its been port matched and has 10.65 to 1 compression
it claters when you put 87 octane in it

im supposed to get my et streets today so when i get them i will post pics

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here are the pics

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will anyone with any photoshopping skills help me here
can someone put a yenko stripe down the side of the truck
thanks

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has anyone ever boxed in their trailing arms i started welding the tops on mine and probably going
to box them in

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here are some pics with the new tires
what do you think air shocks up or down
pic 1: air shocks up
pic 2: air shocks down
pic 3: rear view

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Nice! Those ET's are looking sweet on there.

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yeah i did a burnout when the engine was still cold to see how it would hook up and while i was doing the burnout it grabbed real hard and it died

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Dang man that sucks. At least it's up and running though. That's farther than mine is.

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well at least it doesn't spin as much as it does with radials

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:metal:

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And to answer your question, air shocks down.

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Cool lookin project you've got going. I was checking out the fuel cell ....I should have mounted mine that way. I put the 'dump' on the side and it interfered with the bed support.:smoke:

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im actually going to lower it down in the bed
i used to have the sump to the side but i had no place to mount my fuel pump

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here are some more pics
pic1: removed the grill and support
pic2: got some body work done on the fender extensions
pic3: these are my 3 inch flowmaster delta forces(not finished yet)

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i just completed a rendering of the truck with the yenko stripe its not perfect but it looks ok

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Up on the front page of the site, down towards the bottom is a photochop section....I meant to post this before and forgot.

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thanks