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'67 Chevy C10 Build
I have a 1967 C10 Stepside, currently with a 283 and 350 tranny and 3.73 gears (just put the rear end in as the old one sung like crazy) it is a 6 lug.
I picked up a great running 1987 Chevy pickup ($300.00 !!) with TBI and 700r4 that I want to transplant into the '67. It has a new aluminum radiator I want to also use. This is gonna be a driver, not a show car - just fun!! 1. What gas tank would fit in the frame of the '67? I want to move it from behind the seat and don't mind having a tank without an internal fuel pump. Is there a kit available to do this? 2. Would it be difficult to use the 1987 wiring harness in the'67? I am good at mechanical and electrical work. 3. Which drive shaft will work? 4. Will the 1987 radiator fit? 5. Can I use items like the heater fan, windshield wiper motor etc in the '67? 6. Any other gotchas? Thx, Mike |
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Re: '67 Chevy C10 Build
use front suspension for pwr disc brks swaybar
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Re: '67 Chevy C10 Build
yes as said above the front for disc brakes and the rear end will work also with a kit available online. Try searh feature I think a 94 s10 blazer tank will work [have'nt tried it myself yet] I do have that tank and will try it to see if it will work. I don't think the wipers will work just don't know. the blower fan might then agian hav'nt tried. with the complete drivetrain with the rear out of the 87 I would say the the mileage should be 16-18 range . You wo'nt get that with 3:73 gears. Good luck in the build and most important ,stay safe and have fun
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Re: '67 Chevy C10 Build
Thanks for the input, I think this week the drivetrain will be coming out (gotta stain the house and garage first!!) along with everything else I might need. As I have a newer 12 bolt 6 lug rear end in the '67 will probably stay with that.
Anxious to hear if the tank will work, I measured one from an older s10 blazer and it seemed much wider than the frame rails. Have body parts up for sale on Craigslist so hope they sell soon! I have a guy lined up to take whatever is left to the yard for scrap. |
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Re: '67 Chevy C10 Build
anybody else got any info or good advice. We really need to know about the wire harness. The rest like the radiator and all I think can be tweaked into place. Sure will be a great running truck when done Mike. Looks like your grandson is goig to have some competition.
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