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Old 03-05-2007, 08:00 PM   #1
JeepGuy
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Newbie with New pics and questions!!

Well, I am a new guy here as of this weekend. I inherited a 1969 c10 LWB 2WD 3 on the tree, that my great grandpa bought brand new and has been sitting at my great uncles house for the last 10 years or more.

I went down there and got it fired up and running in less than 3 hours. New oil, coolant, battery and fuel and it was good to go! Got to get the brakes set and it should be ready for the road. I also got a Haynes Manual on ebay so I will begin the fun.

Some questions:
1. I know I have an I6 but which one is it? Any tips?

2. What is a good parts catalogue. I know I need a tailgate already.

3. It has a 3 on the tree and I have no clue what type of fluid to drain and refill it?

4. The bench seat is shot and it has a pretty cool looking cover on it. Any sites that have good bench seat covers for the c10?

5. Any other info that you guys can provide would be a huge help. Like what else I need to do to it to get it running in decent shape.

Here are some pics of it!!




Thanks in advance guys!

Last edited by JeepGuy; 03-12-2007 at 06:06 PM. Reason: Change title
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