04-04-2008, 11:58 PM | #801 |
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AirborneC10, what advantage do you want with the 4 spd? If it's for better highway driving, it won't help. High gear is still 1:1 The only advantage is closer ratio shifting. If that's what you still want though, any Muncie, T10, or plain old Saginaw four speed should install fairly easy with little to no modification.
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04-05-2008, 12:19 AM | #802 |
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Here's some pics of mine with the new paint.
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04-05-2008, 12:26 AM | #803 |
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Good lookin truck, That area is beautiful and the old buildings are very cool! Awesome photos.
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04-05-2008, 04:39 AM | #804 |
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wow I love your truck!!! what paint is that? (mfg and etc) I love the studs on the grille. that truck is sick!!!
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04-05-2008, 04:34 PM | #805 |
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I know I put mine up before but today is a very special day for me.
After the second try I finally passed the German inspection. I could have got it done the first time but I had a mobile inspector check it out and he thought it was too loud. He didn´t have the right stuff with him so today I had to drive her to one of the stations where they check the noise. It was quiet enough and he sent me on my way. I think he just wanted to drive my truck.....and make 96 Euros for 10 minutes work. I also got to personalize my plates, FÜ means the city where I got it registered (Fuerth). NW for the great Northwest where I found her. You all know what the 68 stands for and the H means Historic.
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04-05-2008, 05:54 PM | #806 |
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Thats a real pretty 68. Congrats
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Man,I´m jealous that you got your inspection and plates!
Your truck is areal beauty! Volker
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BTW, how do you get that thing down those narrow a$$ streets?
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Hey, thanks man!! The paint is PPG satin (black) the red is PPG california red, I'm pretty sure on the satin but I'll double check and let you know!
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alright man, thanks. I have been deciding satin or flat, and I think you just wrote me off on satin. If you dont mind me asking, how much do you have in the paint? You can pm me so we dont fill up this thread... Thanks again
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Thanks!
If that´s your Dragster up there, I´ll bet you it´s faster than mine. Quote:
The time and money finally paid off. It costed a lot of nerves too. Sorry for making you jealous. Quote:
Glad to hear that you like yellow and white, if I ever get it painted it´s going to be the same colors. How do I get it down those streets? Grease up the sides of the truck, take the mirrors off, blow the horn 3 times, shut your eyes and hit the gas. Just kidding, I haven´t been down a street yet where it wouldn´t fit. I am planning on getting some pictures in front of the castle here in town but I have to get permission from the Town Hall first. This is going to be my biggest problem but I think she will fit:
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Here's a few pics of my projects:
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After seeing Greg´s I thought I would post a couple of pictures I got last christmas of my cousins project. I told him if he ever gets tired of it he should let me know, I will finish it for him. He ain´t gonna sell it to no one.
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04-07-2008, 09:27 PM | #815 |
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thats a *****en ride
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Heres my truck.
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very,very nice truck bud!
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This thread is awesome, great way to see all the different ways to build these great trucks!
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04-18-2008, 06:56 AM | #819 |
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A pic of my WIP (work in progress).
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FINALLY....a belt/bracket system that doesn't look like it's taking off through the hood. Who makes that setup?
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my 1972 chevy c10 swb and my other ride
and jj adams nice truck where did you get your bed panels and how much were they each |
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