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too much stuff 04-13-2014 01:10 PM

Just picked up a 59,67,69,77 chevy, gmc ford, 1/2 3/4 ton
 
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Snow finally got low enough to go pick this one up. Been waiting on it for a couple of months but the snow kept falling. I bet it was a good looking truck when it was first done. V-8, 4bbl 4 speed. It was driven out of the snow bank the day before i got there and can't get it running again... Too cold to mess with today.
Story goes it is a 77 blazer frame with 3/4 ton axles, ford front hubs, gmc front bumper, 67 steering column, 69 cab and a 59 box. Johnny cash would be proud.
Enjoy the pics.

too much stuff 04-13-2014 01:12 PM

Re: Just picked up a 59,67,69,77 chevy, gmc ford, 1/2 3/4 ton
 
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Couple more. The original 69 truck was probably pretty sharp in its day.

undertaker72 04-13-2014 01:20 PM

Re: Just picked up a 59,67,69,77 chevy, gmc ford, 1/2 3/4 ton
 
very graceful rear bumper and end gate

Bigdav160 04-13-2014 01:54 PM

Re: Just picked up a 59,67,69,77 chevy, gmc ford, 1/2 3/4 ton
 
Used to be an automatic truck?

Scottcoda 04-13-2014 02:22 PM

Re: Just picked up a 59,67,69,77 chevy, gmc ford, 1/2 3/4 ton
 
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Originally Posted by too much stuff (Post 6626748)
Snow finally got low enough to go pick this one up. Been waiting on it for a couple of months but the snow kept falling. I bet it was a good looking truck when it was first done. V-8, 4bbl 4 speed. It was driven out of the snow bank the day before i got there and can't get it running again... Too cold to mess with today.
Story goes it is a 77 blazer frame with 3/4 ton axles, ford front hubs, gmc front bumper, 67 steering column, 69 cab and a 59 box. Johnny cash would be proud.
Enjoy the pics.

Just in case some of you don't get the Johnny cash refrence.. Here is a song you just gotta check out!!! (Gratz on your new 59, 67, 69, 77!!)


too much stuff 04-13-2014 08:26 PM

Re: Just picked up a 59,67,69,77 chevy, gmc ford, 1/2 3/4 ton
 
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Originally Posted by undertaker72 (Post 6626796)
very graceful rear bumper and end gate

I agree. I think when it was first done it probably looked good.

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Originally Posted by Bigdav160 (Post 6626837)
Used to be an automatic truck?

Looks that way.

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Originally Posted by Scottcoda (Post 6626863)
Just in case some of you don't get the Johnny cash refrence.. Here is a song you just gotta check out!!! (Gratz on your new 59, 67, 69, 77!!)
Thanks, i suppose some of the younger crowd may not get the johnny cash reference.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rWHniL8MyMM&feature=kp


BLAZERMAN 04-14-2014 01:16 AM

Re: Just picked up a 59,67,69,77 chevy, gmc ford, 1/2 3/4 ton
 
I like it! What's your plans for it?

too much stuff 04-14-2014 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by BLAZERMAN (Post 6627808)
I like it! What's your plans for it?

Its kind of a tough looking truck. First thing (if it ever warms up... teens today and another 5-8" of snow possibly coming) is to get it running and driving. That will decide the fate. It sat for 3 years and the PO put a battery in and it started right up and drove out of the snowbank. I went to pick it up the next day and it would pop, but wouldn't start. I siphoned most of the gas out and put fresh in and it doesn't even pop now... Like there is no spark. That is as far as i got.

special-K 04-14-2014 11:58 AM

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Seat cover is aftermarket. Owner must not have been a purist

too much stuff 04-14-2014 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by special-K (Post 6628243)
Seat cover is aftermarket. Owner must not have been a purist

Isn't that called a saddle blanket cover? It shows saddle on the spid. The paint all matches on the outside, so it must be original yet.

litew8 04-14-2014 12:03 PM

Re: Just picked up a 59,67,69,77 chevy, gmc ford, 1/2 3/4 ton
 
:metal: johnny cash reference. Sat for 3 years, how much gas (most def. bad) in the tank? He probably drove it out of the snow with the gas in the line. You're probably kidding, but SPID Saddle refers to the color of the vinyl/seat underneath. Pinstripes look clean.

Nice :chevy:

thelonerife 04-14-2014 12:04 PM

Re: Just picked up a 59,67,69,77 chevy, gmc ford, 1/2 3/4 ton
 
I'd still drive it w/a big ole smile

undertaker72 04-14-2014 12:07 PM

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you might want to check for some condensation in the dist cap/wires , I have had the same experience we moved a outfit , getting ready to load , all hadies broke loose in a storm , went in had a cup of joe , came out half hour latter , no spark , grand son had left hood kinda up not latch , water condensed in cap and around , the little elections were doing the spark dance and the mufflers doing the boom boom , lol

special-K 04-14-2014 02:28 PM

Re: Just picked up a 59,67,69,77 chevy, gmc ford, 1/2 3/4 ton
 
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Originally Posted by too much stuff (Post 6628253)
Isn't that called a saddle blanket cover? It shows saddle on the spid. The paint all matches on the outside, so it must be original yet.

Oh ok,wrong again. Hate when that happens! :cuss:

too much stuff 04-16-2014 11:44 PM

Re: Just picked up a 59,67,69,77 chevy, gmc ford, 1/2 3/4 ton
 
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Originally Posted by litew8 (Post 6628257)
:metal: johnny cash reference. Sat for 3 years, how much gas (most def. bad) in the tank? He probably drove it out of the snow with the gas in the line. You're probably kidding, but SPID Saddle refers to the color of the vinyl/seat underneath. Pinstripes look clean.

Nice :chevy:

The gas i got out of the tank wasn't good, but wasn't bad.
I was poking fun at tim with the saddle reference...

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Originally Posted by thelonerife (Post 6628259)
I'd still drive it w/a big ole smile

Me too..

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Originally Posted by undertaker72 (Post 6628265)
you might want to check for some condensation in the dist cap/wires , I have had the same experience we moved a outfit , getting ready to load , all hadies broke loose in a storm , went in had a cup of joe , came out half hour latter , no spark , grand son had left hood kinda up not latch , water condensed in cap and around , the little elections were doing the spark dance and the mufflers doing the boom boom , lol

Good advice, i will check into it.

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Originally Posted by special-K (Post 6628501)
Oh ok,wrong again. Hate when that happens! :cuss:

All is forgiven, we know you are still learning...


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