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Old 12-27-2011, 07:24 PM   #1
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Re: Parting out a 1972 Chevy Cheyenne C10 Rusty

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awesome thanks sending PP in 2 secs
Box is in the mail. I think I included everything LOL but if I happen to miss something just let me know. The little parts are in ziplock bags but make sure you go through the packing good before throwing it away. I packed it good and included insurance but I am always afraid of something happening so let me know.

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I never saw a reply about your outer grille shell. It looks to be in ok shape. Do you still have it and for how much shipped to 37388? I'd love to take the entire body of the truck if I had the money! Thanks.
It is pretty beat up the right side was damaged worse I think. I have another one but it is beat up also and probably not worth the shipping. I can get pictures if interested but shipping would probably be $100.00 range because I think the Greyhound bus in Terre Haute has closed and I would have to go UPS or Fed Ex.

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Yeah I took a look at this truck also when it was on craigs list. It was a lot worser than what it looked in the pic. did you took it to the scraper already?
Other than trailing arms other parts I need is drivers window regulator, and the e-brake cable that goes into the wheels.
I could not believe how much worse it was in person than in pictures. I had actually told the guy I did not want it and my buddy that was with me called another one of his buddies and he wanted the front and rear susp./ brakes to convert a 67 that he is working on so I loaded it up and brought it home anyway. I never realized there was anybody so close to me. We are almost neighbors. This truck has already went to the scrap yard but I still have 7 more trucks at my barn. I do not have a good set of trailing arms off of a truck at this time. I have one set I have removed that would be usable but are spread open with rust between the rails. I am not sure if I have a good regulator but what year do you need? 67-71? I have a couple 1/2 ton trucks that might have a usable pair of cables but I will need to check. It will take a few days.
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Old 12-27-2011, 07:56 PM   #2
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Re: Parting out a 1972 Chevy Cheyenne C10 Rusty

Is the throttle cable bracket the one that also holds the trans kickdown cable? Pic of it please?


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Old 12-27-2011, 10:11 PM   #3
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I could not believe how much worse it was in person than in pictures. I had actually told the guy I did not want it and my buddy that was with me called another one of his buddies and he wanted the front and rear susp./ brakes to convert a 67 that he is working on so I loaded it up and brought it home anyway. I never realized there was anybody so close to me. We are almost neighbors. This truck has already went to the scrap yard but I still have 7 more trucks at my barn. I do not have a good set of trailing arms off of a truck at this time. I have one set I have removed that would be usable but are spread open with rust between the rails. I am not sure if I have a good regulator but what year do you need? 67-71? I have a couple 1/2 ton trucks that might have a usable pair of cables but I will need to check. It will take a few days.
I was going to pull the motor out of mine and stick in there but mine was in better shape so I told the guy I will pass on it. I have a 72 I just got recently from a guy in Brazil. This month would be 1 year for me here, I moved up from NC last Dec. Had a 72 down there but didn't want to tow it over the mountains so I sold it and now I have another one cause I missed these trucks already.
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Old 12-27-2011, 10:31 PM   #4
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Re: Parting out a 1972 Chevy Cheyenne C10 Rusty

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that would be great like I said not real experienced with these
its funny I spent all day out working on the beast and I keep finding things that are either missing or just need to be replaced
This site is a great place to learn what you need to know. I will get you some pictures. Are you going with a column shift? Will you need linkage or just going with a floor shift?

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I was going to pull the motor out of mine and stick in there but mine was in better shape so I told the guy I will pass on it. I have a 72 I just got recently from a guy in Brazil. This month would be 1 year for me here, I moved up from NC last Dec. Had a 72 down there but didn't want to tow it over the mountains so I sold it and now I have another one cause I missed these trucks already.
Great to hear. Maybe sometime we can meet up at a local show or something. Keep me in mind for local parts also. Like I have said before I have 7 trucks sitting at the barn and parts from several others.
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