64 GMC rebuild update
 

Well, it has been on the side burner for the last month or so, but me and my son finally got back to work.....

We pulled the engine and tranny, removed the seat and gas tank, column

also pulled the old master cylinder and heater assembly and fan out,
and also pulled the wiring harness......

just need to pull the cab off, and the frame finally goes to sandblast :)
Have also been pressure washing and degreasing to clean up as much of the gunk :( as we can off the frame and front end.....


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Tomorrow we will tear the front end off the 71 GMC i bought for the disc brakes.......

it's fun to hear him say "I'm bored, lets go take the truck apart some more!!!!"
:c2:


Anyway, hopefully in a week, I will have a cleaned and painted frame with the disc on the front and the new rearend on the back...


later guys! :metal:

is that the heater on the firewall? is that how the 64's are because my 63 has it under the dash?

It is the heater core and the fan assembly, the rest of it is under the dash..the directional control for heat or defrost. The pull switch for ON/OFF and the fan speed are mounted on the dash of course.....

I am looking at puting an A/C unit in when I get the chance.....

Squizzleboy, if your Heater core is under the dash and you only have one knob that turns, pulls out, and controls everything then you have the economy heater setup. I've got the same one. ChadMorris that looks like an awesome project truck. I wish mine was that solid.

Well, the replacement floor panels, and rockers arrived today!! They will be installed, and then it is off to sandblast for the frame.......yea!!!!!!

BTW, thanks to ED at Mothertruckers!!!! The parts are great pieces, and reasonably priced!

thanks for the help