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Re: New truck - restore to factory correct - or mild custom?
Number one, it's your truck and you should do what makes you happiest. That said, I would hold off on making any immediate decisions/changes and just get to know the truck. I got mine back in May and had some grand ideas in my head about customization etc. But the more time I spend in it, working on it and daily driving it to work, i really appreciate the classic look and ride. Now my plan is to bring it back to showroom quality stock, matching the SPID.
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Re: New truck - restore to factory correct - or mild custom?
Your buddy is only partially correct.
You can easily 'lightly' modify the truck with no ill effects on its value....but to great advantage to your tastes. The biggest things I see on it are as follows: -The a/c system....get that figured out an re-installed back on the truck...that will add value and comfort- good investment. -The engine detailing...I would put original valve covers on it and simply paint the intake chevy orange but leave it on....better performance. -I would find a nice black '68-72 Dual Snorkel GM air cleaner to replace the chrome one.... ....but hey, all of that is just me....not you. ![]() Just keep all the original parts for the truck and you will still be in good shape. All good Coley ![]()
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Re: New truck - restore to factory correct - or mild custom?
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