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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
lookin forward to more pics. lots of em...
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
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Great buy! I would leave everything as is and add a 5 speed overdrive trans. It would work great with that 4.11 Posi. It would be pretty much a bolt in swap and would be 100% reversible if you keep all of the original parts. Just my 2¢ worth... Oh, and ![]() LockDoc
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
Great truck, hard to beat the look of a 67 cst.
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
Wow! Awesome find bro!
Cool truck....... cool bike...... and a CLASSIC pic!! Congrats man! |
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
And it's a small window, Now that's a real 67 CST. Hay, there buckets in that truck ? Very nice . Nick
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
Thanks nick and everyone else... Yes it has bucket seats.
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
Then again airbags for the rear to load up the bike easier?
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
50 bomb not a bad idea. I should have all 4 new tires on tomorrow. It all depends on finding 2 wheels to go on the rear. A local yard has a few, but they seemed a little steep in price. I called all my feelers today and came up with nothing. I studied the yellow paint today for a while. I'm goin for it. I will fake in spots that come up not blue. I think it's gonna be worth the work.
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
the blue looks cool! any pics of the interior?
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
Now you are seeing why I was so jazzed about it being a 508 Dark Blue with the Blue CST trim! :-)
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
Hey Tim, would this truck have the Bowie 10 on the front fenders like a standard trim level truck ?
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yes it would. CST's just got the CST emblem below the windows on the doors
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Cool, thanks dude. The holes are filled as is the holes for Chevrolet across the hood. Bondo!!!!!
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Yes, Both the standard fender emblem/series number and a CST emblem on the door. Here is a 508 blue inspiration picture that I notated for you as well. Also a factory '67 photo clip of a CST Suburban. The CST emblems are just behind the mirror base centered at the top of the door below the glass.
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
Thanks Tim, there was white paint on the top that I sanded off. I'm an idiot. The nubs are gone for the paint break trim if it had trim, not sure. Oh well. There is blue paint under there so it's all good...
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NO NO you are correct, I misrepresented the truck in the picture. The pictured truck is in fact a 538 code truck (508 dark blue and 526 ivory. Your truck being a 508 is a monochrome truck. The grill area has its trim color but the whole of your truck "as built" (including the wood) is dark blue. Sorry about that. Bit distracted here with a rattle snake getting into my dog pen again tonight.
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
Good deal thanks Tim..
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
what are you using to remove the yellow paint? how are you doing it?
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Leroy-b1, I'm using 150 wet dry to knock down the top layer then I'm using 600. You gotta be really careful. I'm gonna switch to a finer grit when I continue. The 150 may be too aggressive, but it works good to get in and knock down a lot of paint quick..
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Wow that yellow tricked me! I thought that was the original paint :| But that is cool it was blue. Gonna be some work but I would do the same thing your doing. ENJOY
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
No, it would be nice to have just really not heavy enough for me. As much as I like the '67s I really don't see one in my future. The exception would be of course a '67 K20 panel truck but then that wouldn't be a full time dog truck. A C30 Longhorn is to likely be my next Chevy. With a few period mods. though.
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Re: 1967 cst I picked up today
Love it, and the bike. They sure make an awesome pic.
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