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02-19-2025, 03:25 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Northern Nevada
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Re: Build that 71 402 already
Thanks for above. I have a spreadsheet of hardware, but it's not complete and some not even accurate. Whats accurate is a kit developed for building a truck from the ground up. If interested i sell copies on the cheap.
Concerning the pointed tip screws mentioned, most are body bolts, more specifically flange tapered bolts with spin washers. They're usually 5/16 course thread, and 3/4 to 7/8 long measured from the bottom of the washers. The shorter 5/16 at the radiator (marked ELH for instance, i think 5/8 long, notes not handy) are for the upper radiator brackets, and the battery box for the 3 holes next to the radiator. My kit says exactly.
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Tony 1971 C10 Custom Deluxe SWB 402/400TH A/C I developed an assembly information kit for restoring my truck from nuts and bolts. It's written in Assy. order, short & simple, packed with all OEM hardware ID; castings; part ID; 100s of part numbers; wiring simple - Resource, and trivial too. Much info. applies to all 67-72 GM, A/C vehicles, esp. trucks W/O saying. Full search ability, including to 700+ images of illus., parts, charts, Assy., points of interest, cab, bed, & front clip cart plans- Specials and cores were serviced out and R excluded e.g. front/rear glass, body/paint, engine core, rebuilt hinges, steering box, trans, etc. The project was in-line with long former professions developing process, policy, specs, demo, written for novices, admin., policy, engineers, development, systems & test - Public & govt 2, gross. Sell soft copy cheaply, PM if interested.Build thread:https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=730025 |
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