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Old 03-24-2013, 09:38 PM   #1
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Back in the Saddle !

im gettin my truck back in the saddle I have ALOT of work to do. I Finally Got my 71 custom 10 back from my parents got it hauled to my house. As most of yall may know im a Sophmore in high school so i dont have alot of time to work on it but i have more time then most in fact Ill Work on this almost everyday as much as i can. As of right now im 650$ into it which is just the price of the truck. It would be more but i sorta caught it on fire yesterday an fried my wiring harness. so i got it a little cheaper haha I dont have big plans for it right now i kinda want to do a resto mod But im a poor kid soo im just gonna stick to trying to keep it original and try to make it a complete truck its missing a few things here an there but my main goal is to get it started an running before i do anything else.

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350 v8/tbh350
heavy duty rear springs
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Dark and med blue ( Thought it was a weird combo)






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Old 03-24-2013, 11:11 PM   #2
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Re: Back in the Saddle !

Congrats geting your hands back on it. Definitely got a little work ahead of you.You dont have to go back original especially if you need to repair it on a budget. I would say pick out a solid color you like and shoot that color inside and out. You already have most of it apart on the inside. Keep us up on your progress and dont be afraid to ask questions.
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Old 03-25-2013, 12:06 PM   #3
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Re: Back in the Saddle !

Well im bout to start from the inside out im gonna shoot code 501 med blue poly. same with the outside. ive found a cheap 300 buck 69 cst parts truck down the road im lookin at gettin the beds in real good shape on it mines bent to hell so ill do a bed swap and all the trims good the cabs pretty bad but the truck itself has Good options like overload springs,A/C,Big block, woodgrain trim ( In good Condition). What do yall think ?
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Old 03-25-2013, 02:18 PM   #4
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Re: Back in the Saddle !

The big block alone goes for at least a grand in my area in working order
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Old 03-26-2013, 12:23 PM   #5
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Re: Back in the Saddle !

it came with a big block its long gone now ... But i have my hands on a 454 right now but Im not completly sure if i want to swap it in my 350 has less then 10 miles on the rebuild so i might keep it,

Up Coming plans:

lowering the rear 2 inches (cutting Springs )
custom Exhaust
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