** YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN ** The truck Chevrolet should have built.

[drewskiren]

Originally Posted by Palf70Step

Was the cab square on the frame? I had to shift my cab a hare because it was a littler under an 1/8" difference on the passenger vice driver side. Although yours would be a bit harder to jiggle than a regular cab.

The cab is square on the frame, but that really wouldn't matter with door gaps within the cab structure, heck, the cab could be sitting on the floor and you still could align the panels together.

[drewskiren]

Had a little problem today trying to locate my trans cooler lines. Seems I forgot them. Would have been a good thing to install while the cab was off the frame, don't ya think??? DOH!!!!
I snaked them in there under the engine, but there was no way I was going to connect them into the trans from underneath. Lucky for me I have a high hump.

[drewskiren]

I also played with my spaghetti dinner and got rid of a ton of the 2002 front harness. Right is keep pile, left is trash.

Checked the fit of my grille and knew ya'll would want something interesting to look at for a whole Saturdays worth of work.

[70LonghornCST]

Originally Posted by drewskiren

I also played with my spaghetti dinner and got rid of a ton of the 2002 front harness. Right is keep pile, left is trash.

Checked the fit of my grille and knew ya'll would want something interesting to look at for a whole Saturdays worth of work.

You know, Drew...at the rate that you are going on this build, I sure hope you have another project lined up for the near future. You were destined to build trucks. Keep the inspiration flowing.

[drewskiren]

Originally Posted by 70LonghornCST

You know, Drew...at the rate that you are going on this build, I sure hope you have another project lined up for the near future. You were destined to build trucks. Keep the inspiration flowing.

Sorry to disappoint but no more trucks on the horizon. When I'm feeling up to it, another project it might be a 69 Camaro or a 65 Corvette. I figured I needed a tow vehicle first, and then the real restoration car project could begin.

[Dieselwrencher]

Originally Posted by drewskiren

Sorry to disappoint but no more trucks on the horizon. When I'm feeling up to it another project it might be a 69 Camaro or a 65 Corvette. I figured I needed a tow vehicle first, and then the real restoration car project could begin.

Not a disappointment here. Just put the build thread on the alternate tinkerings area and all your stalkers will follow. I'd like to build either car you mentioned. I'd rather have a mid year vette, but they'd need to reproduce a body so I can afford one. Great work as usual Drew.