Let's see some 73-87 1 Ton Dually Pictures!

[slimneverdies]

[quote=tobytuttle;6899323]

Originally Posted by monte0185

tough find, GM discontinued them, so yes I always have my eye out for them to pull off a vehicle.

That's funny, I just let my buddy have them for his dually for free because I didn't want them about two weeks ago. I didn't know they were rare...

[tobytuttle]

[quote=slimneverdies;6899337]

Originally Posted by tobytuttle

That's funny, I just let my buddy have them for his dually for free because I didn't want them about two weeks ago. I didn't know they were rare...

Bummer, ya i prefer the small sport mirror myself on a fleetside box, but with the dually fenders those '91 style mirror look ok and can see out past the fender.they are a hell of alot better looking than the 3-point "ladder" mirrors IMO.

[monte0185]

[quote=tobytuttle;6899323]

Originally Posted by monte0185

tough find, GM discontinued them, so yes I always have my eye out for them to pull off a vehicle.

Do they bolt up to the existing holes in the older style doors or do they have separate holes? The look to be placed back a bit further.

[tobytuttle]

[quote=monte0185;6899359]

Originally Posted by tobytuttle

Do they bolt up to the existing holes in the older style doors or do they have separate holes? The look to be placed back a bit further.

Seperate holes, make sure though if you do get a set, to try and get the factory bracket that is within the door , the door panel needs to be pulled to get the for inner-support ,,,, if not they can be mounted with new hardware.

[monte0185]

[quote=tobytuttle;6899370]

Originally Posted by monte0185

Seperate holes, make sure though if you do get a set, to try and get the factory bracket that is within the door , the door panel needs to be pulled to get the for inner-support ,,,, if not they can be mounted with new hardware.

Nice!! Thanks for all the info. If you get a chance pm me some close up pics if you happen to think about it sometime when you out in it. Very nice truck by the way.

[tobytuttle]

My other dually ,same mirrors

[monte0185]

Sweet!!

[hfabracing]

Does anyone out there have an 18 in. fiberglass sleeper for a Chev C10-30. Cab high. side windows and rear, with a boot to afix to original cab. Please call with information to 510.364.1635

[energy-arc]

Here is an 86 GMC K3500 cab / chassis with '74 cab. Just finished couple days ago.

[farmall]

Very nice E Arc. That is what I am working on. Where are your fuel tanks?
235s?

[gmachinz]

About a year and a half ago I bought the last LH NOS power mirror and nationwide there were 3 RH power mirrors available....I also bought a NOS harness for them as well. I figured by now they'd all be discontinued. I have quite a few sets of them now because I never know when I'll need a set. I also keep the van style power mirrors on hand too.

[energy-arc]

Originally Posted by farmall

Very nice E Arc. That is what I am working on. Where are your fuel tanks?
235s?

Hey farmall, The fuel tanks are stock location and the boxes are only 12" deep. The tires are 255/85 and required 1/2" spacers inside the first wheel and 1" spacers between dualls. Thanks and have a good one.

[farmall]

I need to find some of those boxs. What brand are they?

[energy-arc]

Hey farmall, weatherguard mini underbed truck box will get you there.

[SKT]

Originally Posted by energy-arc

Here is an 86 GMC K3500 cab / chassis with '74 cab.

Just finished couple days ago.

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Sharp looking truck - job well done w/ this one!

Is it going to be a work truck?

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[Deorse]

Here's some pictures of some square bodies and some 1-tons...

Chevy C65: "http://deorse.deviantart.com/art/Boot-Camp-Drawings-Sketches-3-1977-Chevrolet-C65-496369809"

Chevy K30 (custom): "http://deorse.deviantart.com/art/Boot-Camp-Drawings-Sketches-6-1976-Chevrolet-K30-496377883"

I drew these while I was at boot camp. I'm still hoping to get my hands on a 1973-1979 C or K series 1-ton dually Chevrolet or GMC. I'm still a little too poor to afford one yet. :'(

[Lepsyl]

My K30 Dually thats on its way from San diego to Sweden.

454 with th400

Havent seen it in person yet, only on pictures. Should be here in About 1,5-2 months.

[62 Longbed]

Here's a picture of one that I let getaway .. Was looking to purchase , then it disappeared ..

[Fjburns]

Ok I have a 84 k30 dually I'm wanting to put bigger tires on it ,what's gonna be my best option..this truck was a cab and chassis truck so that means the rearend is pretty narrow..let me know what u guys have done ..

[Fjburns]

Originally Posted by energy-arc

Here is an 86 GMC K3500 cab / chassis with '74 cab. Just finished couple days ago.

What brand spacers did u go with e-arc I'm wanting to put big tires on my truck but don't know about having to use them spacers..what is your thoughts..

[energy-arc]

Originally Posted by Fjburns

What brand spacers did u go with e-arc I'm wanting to put big tires on my truck but don't know about having to use them spacers..what is your thoughts..

Hey partner, The wheels on this truck are Alcoa 16 x 6. The tires are 255/85. (33 x 10). 1/2 inch spacers on the inside needed for the tire to clear the springpack on a narrow cab / chassis rear and 1.5 inch spacers between the dualls. With this setup there was no need to cut the factory wheel studs. I picked up the hub centric - aluminum spacers on ebay. Fit perfect and seem pretty stout. The truck has no lift and the 33" inch tires fit well. Thanks and good luck.

[energy-arc]

Originally Posted by SKT

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Sharp looking truck - job well done w/ this one!

Is it going to be a work truck?

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Hi SKT. Thanks for the compliment. I plan on working this truck, Just not to hard. Building a set of removable gin poles and installing a winch on the bed. Have a good one.

[Fjburns]

Originally Posted by energy-arc

Hey partner, The wheels on this truck are Alcoa 16 x 6. The tires are 255/85. (33 x 10). 1/2 inch spacers on the inside needed for the tire to clear the springpack on a narrow cab / chassis rear and 1.5 inch spacers between the dualls. With this setup there was no need to cut the factory wheel studs. I picked up the hub centric - aluminum spacers on ebay. Fit perfect and seem pretty stout. The truck has no lift and the 33" inch tires fit well. Thanks and good luck.

Looks great how strong do u think the inside spacer is that's the one that worries me the most..just wonder about towing .if they would hold up good..

[energy-arc]

Hi, The inside spacer is just a piece of material 1/2" thick. Has no structural impact on anything. Only moves the inner wheel 1/2" away from hub. Also pictured is the 1.5" spacer. Thanks

[Bczik84]

Originally Posted by 62 Longbed

Here's a picture of one that I let getaway .. Was looking to purchase , then it disappeared ..

That's my new favorite