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12-03-2009, 03:08 PM | #1 | |
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Re: 84 Crew Cab Rebuild
Just alittle update no pics sadly
got new bearings for the tranny and got a new Clutch also thanks for extream fast delivery 2 days from US (Cleveland) to Denmark I have been putting 2 and 2 togther and have come to the conclution that my truck have been damaged once in it life proberly back the late 80s before it came over seas many of the front end parts headlights, rad support, radiator, coolent tank fenders etc all have a something thats says like the rad support P/N 81 with yellow marker from a pen. the left lower control arm has a plate welded on and have some strange dents in it both frame supports for the swaybar are bend very badly to the rear and 1 have been missing the bushing and the left control arm also had a missing bushing and the left Control Arm Shaft there is one of the big nuts on the end pressed into the shaft the frame is not bent we have checked that but there are to VIN that have been cut into the right rail one just under the passenger row and one under the front seat both right side and they where made by 2 diffrent machines is that normal?
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I got this video along with some other pics from my friend who have helped me
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If it was yellow that would be parts from a junk yard, that how that mark it over here. But what you listed is all easy stuff to fix as long as the frame is good. Keep us posted..
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Some hate it others dont might it but its always a pain in the A$$ on old cars and trucks because so many have been working on it before you
Oh Yes its the wiring harnes Started out with this pile The PO's had just cut the wiring for the headlights at the junction box so cleaned up the remaning wire and solder the ends and going to do the same to the rest of headlight wiring and clean it up and change damage sockets. Anyone know what these are for they where under Dash this one has some kind of relay and 3 bulbs atacted Most of the wiring wasent so bad just need a clean up and the non factory wires removed and some soldering it came out pretty good Still have the wiring for the fuel tank selector valve and sendering units to clean up the wiring for the tail light was also just cut like the headlights cleaned up the ends and Soldering it togther Also was out tearing the donor cab part going to take it home in 2 weeks and then chassies should be finished by then. cab going to completely torn apart and send for sandblasting, it have the usual rust rockers and corners but thanks to LMC i have everything i need to repair it
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04-01-2010, 12:23 PM | #5 |
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Re: 84 Crew Cab Rebuild
Very cool to see this going on in Denmark of all places. How hard is it to legally drive this type of vehicle over there? I know the laws are rather prohibitive regarding emissions and safety on older vehicles in Europe.
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Bought all the remaning chassie parts
front brake hoses, 2 upper ball joint and glow plugs hoping to start the engine monday, changed oil and primed the oil on as it have been sitting 7 mounths now, the engine and just send my exhurst manifold to machine shop so i can get flanges for 2 new turbo manifolds got both alternator and power steering pump monted and misc stuff its getting there hoping about 5 weeks then she is road worthy
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12-08-2009, 01:20 PM | #7 | |
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Here is a couple of pictures my friend took on is phone sorry they arnt the best
spindels and misc painted engine painted
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Little Update
1 Tank painted other will be painted soon Engine done just wating for parts to put the heads back on Hyrdro Boost painted MISC parts painted Rear and almosted done This Airdam is next delivery from ocatane motorsport A Choo Choo Chustom truck owned by a fellow board member jitteryguy paint will maby be something similar also have sleeper for mine but not one like this one that follow the roof all the way out also have bought an airdam and a full set of running boards
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12-19-2009, 12:48 PM | #9 | |
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Complete wooden interior will be hand crafted in this style
This Grill With GMC Emblem also full GMC Trim pieces on fenders tailgate and inside seats will be remade and the rear seats will be put on a frame so they can lay all the way down to make a bed and in the Sleeper there will be mounted a TV for long trips along with a decent but hidden stereo system nothing fancy all speakers mounted where they are originaly put
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12-27-2009, 10:30 PM | #10 |
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Looks good but I have to wonder is it hard to get parts in Denmark?
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but i buy from rockauto normaly i get it 2 days after faster then the danish mail system
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looks like things are come'n together nicely on your truck . I got the tail gate trim for mine from a GMC Jimmy (no tail gate hanlde ), my girlfreinds parent's brought to me from Texas where I pick'd up my Suburan grill.
also I biult a console to go in between the rear seat's simular to what you have in mind
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Not much of an update as the blizzard here have prevented any progress really
but got a few parts second headgasket and bolts (was stupid last time only ordered 1 set) 2 Turbo Chargers not pictured YET Valve Cover Gaskets Brake Lines and a few brake parts Misc Filters not Pictured 2 Outer Tie-Rod Ends I dont know why but its allways great to come home from a long days work and to find a package with parts Here is the New cab has some rocker and corner Rust but not too bad nothing on the floor, roof and window lines also gets 3 rust free doors with it as the Left Rear have been replaced allready with a new door also Looking to scoor these Alcoa Wheels for a decent price
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looks good. you still going to do the 4x4 swap?
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No not for now as i want all the parts to do the swap now i just want to get thing out of hiding and run it
cant wait to hear these 2 babies scream Both Fuel Tanks are now in place and in the process of making Brake lines and new Fuel Lines too but its very cold not good for working in
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Sweet build. Um, how are you going to keep the heads from cracking/blowing apart?
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but it i the engine fails i have a backup plan as i have a speciel engine in mind no not a cummins, Duramaxx or powerstroke but its a Ford
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I bet it's a DT360!
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Nope its made by Ford but it dosent say Ford on the Block or FoMoCo for that matter
its not a 6 cylinder but a 5 Cylinder engine with either 165, 185 or 205 depends on what kind of Turbo it has a low boost or high boost
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its going to look nice when done
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I recoginize that blue crew cab interior,its from a truck I want to buy! good luck with the build
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its getting there slowly but surley
almost done with brake lines engine almost put togther, right front suspension done, Scored some stuff from work, 2 Intercoolers (only one pictured) and a big fan so i can remove the water pump driven all from a rear ended 09 Volvo V70 T6 we had at work free is alway good its not a show truck its a daily driver Wating to get my brackets from LMC so the Driver side suspension can be mounted and it will see it first daylight in 5 Month
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Brackets from LMC came in friday, so got tranny, drive shaft and driver side suspension mounted and she saw daylight first time in 5 Mounths.
Sorry for the poor pics, but i cant really get my new camera to work proberly. it felt good to see it with wheels on again a huge mile stone for the project still alot to do and some parts have to replaced (center bearing, upper balljoints, control arm shafts etc) drive shaft have to painted, some spots on the frame have to get repainted, the last 4 brake lines have to be made and alot of more. She aint no show stopper, but a work horse.
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Emissions arnt too bad actuly. but its hard to get it on the road as it actuly weighes to much also there are 3 diffrent veichels it can be registed as first a Crew Cab and that means it MUST be registred to a Company and no peronal use, sec as a normal pickup but then i have to remove the rear seats, third as a Car
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Wow, that sounds crazy. Can you register it as a regular truck, then put the seat back in until the registration is due again?
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