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Old 03-04-2024, 12:25 AM   #1
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Re: Purchased a 1969 C10 Short Bed - Pleasanton, CA

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Those floors and rockers are unreal. Really well done.

You said it’s a cut down longbed? Can you post pictures of where the bedsides were cut?
I don’t see any evidence of where it was cut (that goes for the frame and the bedsides). When I get under it, I’ll probe around more and take some pics.
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Old 03-04-2024, 12:30 AM   #2
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Re: Purchased a 1969 C10 Short Bed - Pleasanton, CA

I ordered all the tune up parts between RockAuto and Monument.

One question: For the coil, do the parts distributors identify points as “breaker points” ? That seems to be how most of the coils were listed. I went with Blue Streak for the coil.

Also, not sure if this is recommended but for the carb rebuild kit I went with Standard Motor Products #1573A

https://www.rockauto.com/?carcode=1310233&parttype=5964
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Old 03-04-2024, 12:37 AM   #3
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Re: Purchased a 1969 C10 Short Bed - Pleasanton, CA

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I ordered all the tune up parts between RockAuto and Monument.

One question: For the coil, do the parts distributors identify points as “breaker points” ? That seems to be how most of the coils were listed. I went with Blue Streak for the coil.

Also, not sure if this is recommended but for the carb rebuild kit I went with Standard Motor Products #1573A

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breaker points or "ignition breaker points" is what they seem to call those, yes

I used that brand rebuild kit for my Quadrajet and had no problems with it.
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Old 03-04-2024, 10:28 AM   #4
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Re: Purchased a 1969 C10 Short Bed - Pleasanton, CA

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I don’t see any evidence of where it was cut (that goes for the frame and the bedsides). When I get under it, I’ll probe around more and take some pics.
A typical giveaway is most people that cut them down leave the center stake bed pockets. If there are 6 it’s a cut down longbed. If there are 4 (and no evidence of being worked on) then it’s probably a factory shortbed.

Also, you mentioned you bought this from a 80-year-old that doesn’t seem like the type of person to cut one down.

Until you prove to me otherwise, I’m thinking this is a factory short bed ha ha
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