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06-12-2024, 12:02 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Northern Nevada
Posts: 7,692
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Re: Rebuild engine or go new?
It's spooky and a real bummer how craftsmanship is becoming more and more rare. Thanks to big box stores, Chinese "goods", tax and regs, and such..........Geeezuzzzzzzz.
Recently lost my friend, he rebuilt my carb, all kinds of things for me. His shop is literally spotless. Bet his grandson and my buddy keep it that way too, respect. They don't make em like him anymore, old Basque, and always a story.
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Tony 1971 C10 Custom Deluxe SWB 402/400TH A/C I developed an assembly information kit for restoring my truck from nuts and bolts. It's written in Assy. order, short & simple, packed with all OEM hardware ID; castings; part ID; 100s of part numbers; wiring simple - Resource, and trivial too. Much info. applies to all 67-72 GM, A/C vehicles, esp. trucks W/O saying. Full search ability, including to 700+ images of illus., parts, charts, Assy., points of interest, cab, bed, & front clip cart plans- Specials and cores were serviced out and R excluded e.g. front/rear glass, body/paint, engine core, rebuilt hinges, steering box, trans, etc. The project was in-line with long former professions developing process, policy, specs, demo, written for novices, admin., policy, engineers, development, systems & test - Public & govt 2, gross. Sell soft copy cheaply, PM if interested.Build thread:https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...d.php?t=730025 |
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