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dinnut 05-18-2003 09:05 PM

what are all the trim levels...
 
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i know that swb and lwb are short wide bed and long wide... but what does cst mean? any other names like this? my new 70 has a cst logo on the glovebox... im just wondering... can anyone tell if this thing had power brakes or what kind of differential this is?

dinnut 05-18-2003 09:06 PM

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differential

dinnut 05-18-2003 09:06 PM

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why are these holes on the top of my cab near the back... they are in 2 on either side that are vertical like the cab

Blue_71 05-18-2003 09:14 PM

cst- custom sport truck
differential- need a back veiw
brakes- looks like manual to me

dinnut 05-18-2003 09:19 PM

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heres another pic of the diff... i can get another pic tomorrow in day light. does custom sport truck mean stepside or no.

Roberty 05-18-2003 09:30 PM

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Originally posted by dinnut
Does custom sport truck mean stepside or no.
I believe that you could get the CST either way - Not 100% sure though. More than likely originally a fleetside though as thats what most of the better optioned (CST) trucks were though.
Is the original options sticker not still on the inner glovebox lid? That would tell if it had power brakes or not.
Robert

Blue_71 05-18-2003 09:35 PM

do you have the vin number to it? that can help some, and how many lugs are on the rear?

1969 GMC 05-18-2003 10:46 PM

it should also tell on the options sticker if its a CST or not...but then again, the glovebox door may have been swapped from another truck...so check the vin from there with the vin on the door jamb plate. also, i think it's been decided that swb = short wheel base, and lwb = long wheel base. the holes in your roof may have been from some sort of antenna, like for a CB or something. CST was dropped from trucks in 1971 in favor of Cheyenne, I do believe, but they kept CST for 71 and 72 on Blazers only (if optioned).

Longhorn Man 05-18-2003 10:49 PM

swb is short wheel base to 99% of the people, and lwb is long wheel base to the same ppl. If you say that to a dealer you'll get laughed out of the shop. (even JC Whitney calls them fleet and step, not narrow and wide)
As for the holes, some one probably had a CB antenna or some kind or rack. They are not original or anything.

dinnut 05-18-2003 11:19 PM

i guess i made up the short wide and long wide thing in my head... the bed was a fleetside... we saw it at the place we got the truck from but he wouldnt give it to us. options sticker is gone. heres the wierd thing... he took the engine and tranny out of the swb truck and put it in the lwb 70 and took the vin plate off the swb and put it on the lwb so the title is for the lwb really but originally it was for the swb. in the future we are going to rivet the vin plate back down and put everything off the blue lwb on the swb except for the bed which will be a short step. sticker in glove compartment is gone.


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