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Old 06-16-2005, 01:00 PM   #1
rivernut
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: guttenberg, iowa
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1972 beginner

Hello to all,
I have been reading this site and it's great. Super experienced folks. 1st time poster. I need some advise. I recently purchased a 1972 3/4 4x4 chevy long box that is super super rough. It only cost $200.00 but I drove it home. Mainly just rusted apart. It is a 350 4speed no options rig.
My questions are:
1. Is this worth fixing. Can I do it for around $10k and still get something close back if it is done right and I decide to sell. I really like the look but are parts accessable enough. My uncle has a 2wd cab that need some floor work and corners and I would have to switch the center council part. I have a rust free bed.
2. Will a 454 from a 74 truck fit without much trouble. I would like to make a pulling machine and I have the engine. I know all the engine/tranny stuff will work but will it fit ok in the engine compartment against fire wall.
3. I have a rust free texas 1981 silverado air cab and oem front fenders and hood if anyone is in a trading mood.
4. I live in Northeast iowa so rust is pretty much a way of life.
Thanks for your help in advance.
rivernut
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