60-66 pictures thread index

[Liz]

Back in 2004, we did not have a photo gallery available to the site members. At that time a post, How about some pics of 60-66 Trucks, was made. That thread is still alive and kicking, which is great!! However, a bunch of the images are lost due to bad img tags.

We have a site gallery available to all members. It is located at http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/
The 60-66 category is located at http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/...ry.php?cat=503

We ask that you go slam that gallery full of your pics.

Adding categories is no issue.. If you guys want one set up as a subcategory. Just PM Josh or Myself and let us know. We can add it in for you.

Member galleries are available in the main gallery as well. You can add your own albums, and host your project pics etc for use on this site there.

We look forward to seeing the galleries filling up.


Upload them to the gallery and then post em to the:
original 60-66 pics thread (2004 version)

OK...We've all seen your trucks...now what do you guys look like ??
Post Your 60-63 Body Style Chevy/GMC Trucks
Post your pics of 64-66 Panels & Subs
60-66 SUBURBAN Only Pictures
Pics of trucks in Primer Paint
Post Pics of your Static Drops!!
Post Your 60-66 Chevy/GMC Customized Lowrider Trucks!
two tone paint picture thread
Junkyard Picture Thread
Show us your seats
60-66 Tire/Wheel Pics
Put 'em to work pics !!!
60-66 long beds
60-66 crew cabs or extended cabs
60-66's in the movies
60-66 Pro/Street or Drag Trucks
Saddle color trucks
How about some pics of bagged 60-66

[steve'62]

i like your truck, looks good!

[Ray Rust]

Hi Guys here,s my latest addition 65 C15 350/350 just arrived from Utah , goes nicely with my others 69 C10 .. 51 Stepside ...

Cheers Ray ( Australia )

[6doggie3]

out 4 a cruz

[kalirodding]

Originally Posted by 6doggie3

out 4 a cruz

And no invite? I see you finally put that hood on. Tony's truck sits good with the bags. Here's mine while pumping gas last night.

[evobuilder]

but here is the truck at the Bike Night I do monthly (ironic, I know, driving to a bike night, but my Harley wouldn't start)

[customhotrodbri]

My 1962 c10

[keithh999]

heres another 63 GMC stepside for your viewing pleasure....its the wifes truck and shes gonna do all the wrenching on it...ill do the welding but thats all!! oh and ill hand her tools and advice.

[markeb01]

Very nice, and my favorite color!

[el minero]

Been lurking for awhile. Finally joined up. Here's my 63 C20

[scot 6 feet eleven]

my white zombie inspired thunder kiss 65

[Yezzi]

[vgnope]

the neighbors cant stand my noisy truck...

[CMACDONALD1]

I thought I would put my 63 (with a 62 grille) in here as well.

[samuellg1977]

My daily driver after 2 months. Lots of work to get it where it is and still lots to do. No idea on color yet, interior, or wheels. just love to drive it and see the expression on peoples faces when i rip past new cars on the interstate at 75/80MPH.

[Slow Build]

Originally Posted by CMACDONALD1

I thought I would put my 63 (with a 62 grille) in here as well.

Nice.
What brand wheels are you running?
What size are the tires & wheels?
I need details.

[KQQL IT]

[troostr]

Originally Posted by KQQL IT

This is a dream rig of mine!! I love these 60-66 Subs! Someday!

[el_bole]

Samual,

Did you do the install of the steering column? Like to looks your truck's stance...great work!

el_bole

[samuellg1977]

Originally Posted by el_bole

Samual,

Did you do the install of the steering column? Like to looks your truck's stance...great work!

el_bole

It was in the truck when I bought it, but wasn't wired up. I finally got everything (except cruise) working. Pulled all my hair out doing it too. Never again.
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[el_bole]

samuel,

LOL....I'll probably have an an auto electrician wire her(camaro column) up for me...

A buddy of mine has a Painless wiring harness that Im going buy from him,

Hopefully its true to its name to wire it all together lol ...

It'd be nice to have cruise too.......

Thanks,
el_bole

[samuellg1977]

Originally Posted by el_bole

samuel,

LOL....I'll probably have an an auto electrician wire her(camaro column) up for me...

A buddy of mine has a Painless wiring harness that Im going buy from him,

Hopefully its true to its name to wire it all together lol ...

It'd be nice to have cruise too.......

Thanks,
el_bole

Those wiring harnesses are supposedly the cat's meow. I have never used one, so I can't testify to that. Idunno why, but I always do s*hit the hard way! I guess impatience or just plain stubborn. I have the vacuum operated cruise module, but recently was told it won't work because I don't have the ECM from the donor truck. Didn't know I needed it. Oh well, I got muscle memory for now. Lift foot, hover over accelerator, drop foot, hold for duration of trip. The farhtest I drive is to Nashville or Paducah anyway. No need for cruise to go an hour or less away. If I move agin, I will look into it then. I move a lot (6 states in8 years). The Army keeps my family pretty mobile. My daughter only keeps what she can physically carry (extra stuff) toys and things like that). I am blessed to have such an understanding and dedicated family. They sit patiently while I go conduct business and seldom complain about moving.
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[tincan1966]

Originally Posted by samuellg1977

Those wiring harnesses are supposedly the cat's meow. I have never used one, so I can't testify to that. Idunno why, but I always do s*hit the hard way! I guess impatience or just plain stubborn. I have the vacuum operated cruise module, but recently was told it won't work because I don't have the ECM from the donor truck. Didn't know I needed it. Oh well, I got muscle memory for now. Lift foot, hover over accelerator, drop foot, hold for duration of trip. The farhtest I drive is to Nashville or Paducah anyway. No need for cruise to go an hour or less away. If I move agin, I will look into it then. I move a lot (6 states in8 years). The Army keeps my family pretty mobile. My daughter only keeps what she can physically carry (extra stuff) toys and things like that). I am blessed to have such an understanding and dedicated family. They sit patiently while I go conduct business and seldom complain about moving.
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I am a long time faithful Painless wiring fan/installer. It's the only harnessses we use in our shop. I've been wiring customs for 20 years and they seem to stay on top of it.
My personal project uses the 18 circuit chassis harness, the tbi fuel injection kit and the new Phantom Key system.(thinkI added 200 lbs in just wiring! LOL)

[samuellg1977]

My first car was a dirt brown '70 Dodge Dart. The throttle cable was broken, but there was a BOOT LACE poked through the firewall. 318 and automatic - Pull it and you better hold the hell on! My cousin fixed it when I got it home. The blinkers we're bare wires hangin from the bottom of the dash. Touch the wire to the door sill to ground out the circuit and get the blinkies. My dad bought that car for $75 and said drive this... or walk. I drove that car for a year til I get rearended by a Bud Light truck. Needless to say, I could afford a better car after that. Haha.
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[kieth]

Here is a link to my 66 GMC:

Start of the build thread:

http://kieth.smugmug.com/Trucks/66-G...257_bDZt7-A-LB


Finish of the build:

http://kieth.smugmug.com/Trucks/66-G..._nS2QZT6-XL-LB