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Can someone help me decode and tell me what year my truck is Thanks in advance PB1001NC
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With 13 places it’s a 73-80
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Front coil spring or torsion.
GMC emblem ran till 65 on trucks 1001 is that not 115" wheelbase ? Would look in my literature but headed to California. |
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This is my 69
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Coil so 63-66
Bumper looks familiar. |
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SAE- .? Cast in tailights
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I know the P is Forward control on the vin......the tail light is SAE-ST-IA-60
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Anyway, I'll take a quart of homogenized and a loaf of white sandwich bread.
Maybe these guys would know; https://vintagestepvans.com/ |
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Has 60 -63 caps
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62-63 cap. Coil up front. ,looking like 63
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Pic of the differential
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Diff pics
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Brake Backing plates pressed on or bolted on differential?
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Passenger side of frame , on the vertical portion between the cab mounts , is there a stamped part number?
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Welded bracket for pitman 63--64.
Rear coils have tighter center section or same spacing between? |
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http://6066gmcguy.com/VinNumber.html Found this but still don't tell me a year:smoke: Maybe the C is a G? on the vin plate
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Looks like a G to me.
Congradulations , I'm jealous. |
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Is there a trim plate somewhere to be foun?d
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The 12 bolt differential is either a '63 or a '64.
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Thanks for the info guy's...Its a 1963
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My favorite year...lol
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Well thats the thing , 63 had no flange on the diff to retain the backing plate. You would have to weld one on or change diff for a 65 or newer.
I think the parts from a pickup application would swap easily. |
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12 bolt 1965 and up. They came with the flange that will upgrade to rear disk. See captainfab for adapters in the parts forum. Heck of a nice guy .
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If you are wanting to convert the rear to disc brakes you will need a '64 and up truck 12 bolt. I make 5 different rear disc conversion brackets. Three for the 5 x 5" and two for the 6 x 5.5" wheel stud pattern.
There are several threads here all about converting the front to disc brakes. Which is best for you depends on whether you are wanting stock height spindles or dropped spindles. There is no sense in buying a donor truck if you are wanting dropped spindles and springs or air bags. http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...version+Thread |
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At a local cars and coffe and muffler shop
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:gmc2: Dakota Digital:metal:
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LS1 4L60E Trans :ito:
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Beddy Beddy Kool! Do you have a video of it to hear it also?
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Maybe you can get (or grow) a grille like this:
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