Crossing over, the 65 rebuild.

[likaroc13]

Cool seat, & it fits right in with the colors. Neat idea on the pockets as well! Has your wife driven the truck yet?

[duallyjams]

Are you going to customize the furniture on the fire arm to match the truck.

[NEWFISHER]

Originally Posted by duallyjams

Are you going to customize the furniture on the fire arm to match the truck.

She has a couple of them. Here's her favorite. Folding front, pressure pad light and laser, ghost rings etc.
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[NEWFISHER]

Originally Posted by likaroc13

Cool seat, & it fits right in with the colors. Neat idea on the pockets as well! Has your wife driven the truck yet?

Lol. Not much. She's taken it to work a few times to haul some crates. The guys at the woodshop were scared to pull the forklift up to it. She says "its a truck!? And has that bed stuff in it, its okay" .

[buckstoy]

Love this truck! Looking at the pic you posted of your wife it's no wonder the guys at the woodshop are scared to load her truck!

[Bomp]

Now my wife wants to carry her shotgun in my truck.
Looks great!

[Coach529]

Damn I love that seat.

I have been pondering a custom cover for Henry.

[youngrodder]

Love the seat. Is it real cow hide or synthetic? I was kicking around alligator for part of my seats in the Suburban to add some texture but I like how the cow hide looks.

All around great project.

Marc

[McMurphy]

Very nice shot gun there!!
I got a Mossburg 500 3in1 for Christmas this year too.
12ga with the 22 and 18 inch barrels, as well as the shoulder and pistol grip stocks.
I love it !!

[NEWFISHER]

Originally Posted by youngrodder

Love the seat. Is it real cow hide or synthetic? I was kicking around alligator for part of my seats in the Suburban to add some texture but I like how the cow hide looks.

All around great project.

Marc

Cow hide is the real deal. It's actually calf hide, which is a smaller more affordable piece. My hounds go crazy now when they are in the cab

Thanks for the props guys!

Enjoy that Mossburg McMurphey. pistol grip that 18" and go practice!

[McMurphy]

Originally Posted by NEWFISHER

Cow hide is the real deal. It's actually calf hide, which is a smaller more affordable piece. My hounds go crazy now when they are in the cab

Thanks for the props guys!

Enjoy that Mossburg McMurphey. pistol grip that 18" and go practice!

I am leaving it set up with the shoulder stock for now, the skeet range on post has a -40 below club, so as soon as the temps dip that low, I am going to go get my certificate.
Haven't shot skeet in a couple years now...

I do very much like that rifle pouch in the seat though....
You are giving me ideas, and we all know how dangerous that can get

[Low Elco]

Came out nice! I agree- bag the burro! Roll up to the site- pSSSSSSSH.... campin'!

[youngrodder]

I just realized that you also covered the riser with the calf hide. Nice touch.

Marc

[Ta2Don]

Seat turned out GREAT!!!

Gonna have to steal the gun pocket idea...

[youngrodder]

Newfisher-

Noticed your wifes hat in the pic. Is she a Chargers fan? If so, too cool. I'm as well.
when is this truck considered COMPLETE? It has to be close.

Marc

[duallyjams]

This would be a cool meet, every one bring there fire arm and truck for some target practice and cook out. Blow stuff up, check out cool trucks, then sit back for some good eats.

[NEWFISHER]

Originally Posted by duallyjams

This would be a cool meet, every one bring there fire arm and truck for some target practice and cook out. Blow stuff up, check out cool trucks, then sit back for some good eats.

I'm IN!

Thanks Tat2Don!

Hey Mark, yes cow hide riser and I am working on a cow hide shift boot as I'm typing this hehehe.

She is a native SanDieagan 619 and very deep rooted beach girl/TBK/Clairemonster Die hard Charger fan and sporting a Bolt tattoo. She was top of her class of 12 shooting 25 yards with a colt 9mm side arm ( drive by style). Don't let the pretty hair and the 5'3" frame fool you. I would rather be trapped in an alley with a 7 foot 300 pounder than this girl.

[youngrodder]

Originally Posted by NEWFISHER

I'm IN!

Thanks Tat2Don!

Hey Mark, yes cow hide riser and I am working on a cow hide shift boot as I'm typing this hehehe.

She is a native SanDieagan 619 and very deep rooted beach girl/TBK/Clairemonster Die hard Charger fan and sporting a Bolt tattoo. She was top of her class of 12 shooting 25 yards with a colt 9mm side arm ( drive by style). Don't let the pretty hair and the 5'3" frame fool you. I would rather be trapped in an alley with a 7 foot 300 pounder than this girl.

Bolt tattoo. I thought I was a big fan. Pretty kick ass
Go bolts....

Marc

[NEWFISHER]

I have always warned others not to use aftermarket modules in HEI dizzys and knew this truck had one installed by the previous owner. I bought a GM one and have always intended on tossing it in theglove box. I type this 50 miles from my desk and waiting for AAA.

I also have the click.....click.....click---varooom for about a month, but if I shut down the air compressor, lights and blower fan to get as much voltage to the starter on first try it usually works.

Looks like I will be filling the "what did you do to your truck today " thread will all sorts of procrastination tomorrow.

[NEWFISHER]

Pics or it didn't happen right?

1hour 20 min later he shows with a vest that matches my truck....awesome

[NEWFISHER]

GRRRR. new mini starter installed--1 pole solenoid. New GM HEI module installed and found bulkhead connector melted. When I insert the melted wire back into the connector, it start no crank when the key is in the "run" position and stays trying to start. Knee deep in confusion at this point.

http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...86#post6465486

[duallyjams]

bite the bullet and be done
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=609544

[NEWFISHER]

Originally Posted by duallyjams

bite the bullet and be done
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=609544

It has new wiring, just had an engine fire and melted some stuff. Thought I had it done a month ago, but now something in the dizzy is pissing me off.

[NEWFISHER]

Swaped in a module, tested the pickup coil, found the ground bar under the coil bad. Replaced it and reinstaled dizzy. Still nothing. Eleiminated the other wires from the starter and left just the purple. Now starter starts like its supposed to. Bypassed bulkhead connector to test and set up engine on #1 TDC. Stabbed the dizzy for the 4th time and fired up and idled. Weird. Runs good, no smoke so I re wired everything from the bulkhead connector ( only 3 wires) and powered up the choke and 700r4 from ignition 12v. Cleaned it all up , drove into town and now waiting for my chicken fried steak to show up ?0

[TJ's Chevy]

Originally Posted by NEWFISHER

Swaped in a module, tested the pickup coil, found the ground bar under the coil bad. Replaced it and reinstaled dizzy. Still nothing. Eleiminated the other wires from the starter and left just the purple. Now starter starts like its supposed to. Bypassed bulkhead connector to test and set up engine on #1 TDC. Stabbed the dizzy for the 4th time and fired up and idled. Weird. Runs good, no smoke so I re wired everything from the bulkhead connector ( only 3 wires) and powered up the choke and 700r4 from ignition 12v. Cleaned it all up , drove into town and now waiting for my chicken fried steak to show up ?0

Late dinner!!!! LOL! I ate and hour an a half ago....nice slab of juicy ribs from Texas Roadhouse. MM! Anyhow...glad you got it fixed!