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Old 06-15-2023, 08:26 PM   #11
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Re: What did you do to your truck today.The 3rd chapter

why'd you need to drop the column? I got my cluster out "fairly" easily without - just a little finesse and wiggling. were you in attendance at Enumclaw the other week?

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After chasing and correcting a couple of wiring/fuse box gremlins, I dropped the steering column (hopefully for the last time ) and replaced the 50 year old tachometer.
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'72 C10 Cheyenne SWB North Carolina kept for 50 years, 75k original miles, Medium/Hawaiian Blue paint, 3 owners - one for 40 years & garaged kept. Original: sheetmetal, undercarriage, moldings, glass, immaculate unrestored bed.
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New - rebuilt engine at 65k in 2015, one frame-on respray in 2010, front bumper, blue houndstooth seat, carpet, 8 inch rally wheels on 275-60R-15, LED lighting. - Semper Paratus!
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