1972 Cheyenne Restoration

[gcburdic]

Steve...I see the next "might-as-well" item....upper and lower a-arm....

Engine looks right at home there....gonna hook up the AC or wait?

[CUSHE63]

Originally Posted by gcburdic

Steve...I see the next "might-as-well" item....upper and lower a-arm....

Engine looks right at home there....gonna hook up the AC or wait?

We are running out of funds as I write this, so the front end will have to wait. Its nice and tight right now so......... And we are going to wait on the A/C also.

Steve

[CUSHE63]

We also discovered as we re-built this motor/truck that the previous owners really didn't know what they were doing... The motor was worn out..wiring is totally hacked up under the hood.. not all that great in the cab....probably the most rot I have ever repaired on one vehicle....but.... time spent with my son Jon.... PRICELESS !!!!!!!!!



Steve

[gcburdic]

Originally Posted by CUSHE63

We are running out of funds as I write this, so the front end will have to wait. Its nice and tight right now so......... And we are going to wait on the A/C also. Steve

Originally Posted by CUSHE63

We also discovered as we re-built this motor/truck that the previous owners really didn't know what they were doing... The motor was worn out..wiring is totally hacked up under the hood.. not all that great in the cab....probably the most rot I have ever repaired on one vehicle....but.... time spent with my son Jon.... PRICELESS !!!!!!!!!
Steve

I completely understand that $$$ thing....just thought since you were there and it's easily accessible now is the time...especially since the bj, tie rods, a-arm shafts, etc are 40 years old

Also, I know that Jon probably has you up for Dad of the century I know I appreciated my brother and Dad's help....even have employed them to help me with my Mom's 66 Mustang project