Farm fresh 1964 C10
 

I picked up this beauty farm truck a few weeks ago. It was a 4 1/2 hour drive pulling it home on a dolly behind a uhaul in the snow.🤣

It runs and drives but I've been slowly making improvements 1 day at a time.

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Welcome! Seems like it was worth the snowy trek to get it!

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cool looking rig

welcome to the show . . . .

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I lucked out BIG TIME yesterday.

A really nice guy about 2.5 hours away gave me bumpers for the truck. Now I have a straight front to replace the twisted one that came on the truck and a step bumper for the rear. DAMN that rear is heavy! LOL

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I've always liked those bardon bumpers. Both my 64 3/4 tons had them. My 64 GMC has a telescoping one that was used for campers that hung over the back of the bed. They mount to the frame pretty much like a tow hitch so pulling a trailer offers more peace of mind haha

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Great looking truck! Awesome score on the bumpers also!

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Nice score. Looking forward to the updates. Brings back good memories!

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Installed some Fast HD Detour 17x9 wheels. What a difference!

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Installed the rear step bumper & 3 point seat belts last night.

You know you're getting old when you work on your truck for a few hours and you can barely move the next day!! :haha:

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Making good progress on needed updates. 😁

• installed 3 point seat belts
• adjusted valves (wow what a difference they were LOOSE)
• Installed led brake and turn signal lights all around
• installed new front to rear wiring harness
• installed new dual chamber brake master cylinder and new lines

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Checking off the list. Looks good.
Rob

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Looky what i just picked up for my inline 6!

Met a really nice older gentlemen who use to run a speed/machine shop on his property. He drag raced and ran circle/dirt track cars all with inline 6 engines and was clearing house. The amount old speed parts hanging on his walls was crazy. I could have spent hours talking with him.

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Fleeping awesome score! :metal:

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Nice Holley 425CFM to go with the Clifford intake. Now i just need to save up for a decent exhaust manifold so i can install it all.

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Glad you are having some fun with the inline 6!
If you wanna see the build on my 292 check out my 66's build thread.
I built a 292 with block work, cam, head work and she runs perrty good! :chevy:

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Thanks. I think i will only be keeping the inline 6 for a couple of years while i do work that's needed on the rest of the truck.

Its good enough to get some enjoyment out of the truck for the time being but I'm already over the 3 on the tree transmission so will likely be switching to an automatic in the near future and if I'm going that far i might as well throw a V8 in it as i miss the V8 exhaust sound.

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Can't blame ya there haha I personally like the sound of a choppy inline 6 but for the money these days you sure can build a healthy v8 for the same if not less into it.

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Front suspension, steering rebuild and disc brake installation begins!

Garage therapy is real. You walk in stressed, you walk out dirty and broke, but somehow you feel better.

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So true on the garage therapy ;)

Looks good!