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rogue64gmc · 03-01-2011, 03:28 AM

feel free to throw in your .02 cents on what i should do with her,

from both a safety stand point and from a drivability stand point,

it has a 79 camaro gas tank in the rear end of her works well if i ever get a bumper with a flip down license plate bracket.

i should have some more pics up tomorrow,

i know first off i need to get rid of those 20 year old tires, i drove it around the block and i felt like i was on square tires! ! !

and this week i plan to go thru all the brakes to check hoses and master cylinder,

when i got the truck off the car carrier there was no Brake fluid in the master and the pedal was on the floor,

i put fluid in the master to see where it leaked out but have yet to find a puddle.

i have the single line master cylinder and i know some people recommend to swap it for a dual line.

anything else?

03-01-2011, 03:28 AM	#8
rogue64gmc Registered User Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: huntsville, al Posts: 18	Re: my 1964 swb fleet gmc feel free to throw in your .02 cents on what i should do with her, from both a safety stand point and from a drivability stand point, it has a 79 camaro gas tank in the rear end of her works well if i ever get a bumper with a flip down license plate bracket. i should have some more pics up tomorrow, i know first off i need to get rid of those 20 year old tires, i drove it around the block and i felt like i was on square tires! ! ! and this week i plan to go thru all the brakes to check hoses and master cylinder, when i got the truck off the car carrier there was no Brake fluid in the master and the pedal was on the floor, i put fluid in the master to see where it leaked out but have yet to find a puddle. i have the single line master cylinder and i know some people recommend to swap it for a dual line. anything else?