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Re: '67 Short Step #2
Truck looks great man. What size cam did you use in the Inline 6? Are those the stock size pistons or did you have larger pistons put in it. Where did you get the intake and headers from, and am I seeing things or did I see what looked like woodgrain on the steering wheel in one of those pics? Again, nice truck.
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Re: '67 Short Step #2
very nice truck :rockon:
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Re: '67 Short Step #2
Just wanted to share some pictures of my gauges at night.
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You're at 666 posts.
![]() http://www.whitegauges.net/index.php So I've apparently got nothing better to do at the moment. Use the tabs at the top of the page to find your prefered color. Red leds http://motors.shop.ebay.com/_Car-Tru...20ledsQQ_fxdZ1 Last edited by kyull67; 07-05-2008 at 12:18 AM. |
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Re: '67 Short Step #2
your truck turned out sweet.. i love the color.. sounded good to
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Yes, you can get the 194 size leds in any color. My gauges are white though which help to reflect the light. You could do white gauges with red leds to make them red at night or red gauges with red leds. The gauges overlays come in any color for about $30 and you can get 10 bulbs fof $10 off ebay. |
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Just completed the entire thread, that is an AWSOME build.
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Thanks!
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WOW! Hadn't looked at your thread since last fall, when my own project went into storage for the winter. To come back to the thread and find all this in just a few short months ... well, WOW! I guess that's the difference being 21 and no kids (I assume) and being a 35-year-old single dad with three kids. LOL!
Beautiful, beautiful work. Just amazing. Brent
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man that looks great, I cant wait to see it in person.
There are enough of us from MO we can get together. Dave
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Re: '67 Short Step #2
A few pics we took in a couple of neat spots. Trying to get more but Kyles' truck broke after doing a decent burnout of which I screwed up and didn't record.
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Few more...
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And here's what broke, anyone guess what it is?
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And a few others we thought were neat...
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Looks like you got the beggining of the granny gear burnout attempt. Let this be a lesson to everyone building a new motor. Don't put off replacing the balancer! They break! I was doing a donut and the thing luckily flew out the bottom of the truck and went FLYING down the street. It probably would have gone a quarter mile but it stopped at someone's house and he brought it down to us.
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Still livin the "dream" in '54
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Re: '67 Short Step #2
What up K-yull-er??? Hows the progress in fixing your motor?
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I should be fixing it tonight. It's been too hot and humid to even want to mess with it here.
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Re: '67 Short Step #2
I got my bed strips painted and ready to install. I found some cherry wood that I'm going to try and use, something different than the cookie cutter oak and pine floors.
Then I decided my garage floor needed some artwork. Hopefully I can have the wood finished before the All Truck Nationals. I'll keep you posted. |
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NICE Floor!
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Thanks! All you need is overspray and a motorcycle!
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Cherry will look awesome next to the teal. Cooooool. D
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