10-13-2009, 05:01 PM | #1 |
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Location: El Paso, Texas
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My 67 Build Thread
Ok so here goes i know a lot of these pics are on my intro post but i figure id compile a complete build thread.
Here is the info and a few photos. What i wanted to do with this particular project was pretty straight forward I wanted a truck to progressively work on and update as time/budget permitted. However i thought i would go with a backwards approach to this (get all parts then clean it up) What i started with was a very clean 1 owner 67 that was driven semi regularly to haul leaves, trash ect. I purchased the truck very early this year. I drove it around for a couple of weeks stock then began to tear it apart. So far i have Modified the following from stock Engine: Basically a 468 CI LS7 Brodix Race Rite CNC ported Heads. Comp 297TH Cam Edelbrock RPM AIR Gap Old BG Carb I had Laying Around. Hooker Super comp 2” Headers (good for now, but not so good for ground clearance) Transmission: Richmond 6 Speed that my dad took on trade so he donated it. Rear: Stock 3.73 with Eaton Posi Dutchman 5 Lug Axles Suspension: Complete Ridetech Strong Arms Kit this thing is beautiful and a breeze to install. Early Classic Drop Spindles and Front 5 Lug Disc Kit also a very choice piece. Ridetech Front Sway Bar Splined Rear Sway Bar (still in the works) Tires / Wheels: The Wheels Are Made By Esajian Wheel Basically a Billet Specialties Apex G 18x8with 4.5 bs in front and 18x10 with 5.5 bs in rear. I did have to make a small spacer for the rear about .3125" thick per side 5/8" total Tires are Nitto 555's 295/45/18 and 255/45/18 Other Stuff: 18 Gallon Rick’s Stainless Tank In-tank Electric Pump Stock Seat Covered in a Nice Thick Black Leather with Red Stitching. I am going to drive for a wile in its current condition work out all the bugs, and be working on another frame that I will clean up paint and swap all suspension over. Lastly I will paint the truck but not for a wile… Very Big Thanks To Everyone who Assisted me with this. Bret and Tony at Ridetech Stan at ECE Rick's Hot Rod Shop. Last edited by rickygee; 10-14-2009 at 05:40 PM. |
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