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Old 04-27-2010, 07:06 AM   #1
propanemudtruck
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Re: Project started Saturday - What year is this truck???

Started with my donor frame - 86 K10 Longbed


Stock Leaf Springs


Donor Leaf packs / 86 10 bolt w/ 4.10 gears swapped in





Frame marked to cut



Donor rear axle with leafs - 86' 14 bolt / 4.10 gears


Rough cuts lined up - Cleaned up edges following the straight edge, clamped frame in place and welded.





Engine installed - 86 350, .443" lift & 212° duration cam, new lifters, pushrods, rockers, and valve seals. Edelbrock performer intake, 1405 Carb and Hooker Headers

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Old 04-27-2010, 07:58 AM   #2
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Re: Project started Saturday - What year is this truck???

Fuel Pump Blockoff - Plan to run TBI in tank fuel pump w/ regulator

My free cab and front clip - the cab needs plenty of work and it's not quite worth it. I'll get the truck going down the road safely and worry about another cab to work on later. It will be nice some day!





Got the cab and front clip sitting on the frame just to get a look at how high it will sit. It's well over 7' tall at the top of the cab, it towers over my F250 super duty with 2" AAL and 35" tires.


I'll be manufacturing and selling this universal clutch alignment tool, for only 3 easy monthly installments of $29.95!



I know my vent hole isn't plugged! I tipped the tranny up on my dolley to get it in place. Looks like the ball socket that the shifter sits in is a little leaky too.




Clutch pivot bracket bolted to the frame, something to line up when I'm figuring my trans mount.

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