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Re: 1969 C20, CST. 396, 21,000 mile documented Survivor
there are likely several minor differences - the main one I was highlighting above in post 443 is that the car air cleaner lid does not have the raised rib just inside the red circle below - the car lid is flat there (where the hp sticker goes).
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Re: 1969 C20, CST. 396, 21,000 mile documented Survivor
Here's the original from my '69 C20. It appears the 350s used the same air cleaner.
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Re: 1969 C20, CST. 396, 21,000 mile documented Survivor
Thanks for posting Jim! It appears the lid on the truck now is correct, just the base is wrong. Hopefully the correct one is on the way soon. Dave
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Re: 1969 C20, CST. 396, 21,000 mile documented Survivor
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Re: 1969 C20, CST. 396, 21,000 mile documented Survivor
Thanks JNiemela! Any under hood photo's?
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Re: 1969 C20, CST. 396, 21,000 mile documented Survivor
Waldron full exhaust came in yesterday. Now we wait for a cool day.
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Re: 1969 C20, CST. 396, 21,000 mile documented Survivor
very nice.i have Waldron stuff on my 72 big block truck.i had them make the tailpipes from 2 1/4 pipe and also have Waldron dual exhaust parts on my 1967 impala wagon.they make nice stuff.
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Just had it re touched. New master cylinder, carb, distributor, valve cover gaskets, modern ac to replace the old system, alternator, water pump, radiator and a nice steam clean and paint. Was rebuilt about 15k ago which is like 20 years. Paint and body and fuel tank at the end of the year.
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Re: 1969 C20, CST. 396, 21,000 mile documented Survivor
Very nice JN, So I got to the exhaust system today. Everything went together perfectly. Something I'm never use to experiencing.
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Re: 1969 C20, CST. 396, 21,000 mile documented Survivor
I didn't post it after I received it but the air cleaner I mentioned I had found and thought was correct was to small when placed on the carb. So back to the drawing board I guess. Anyone?
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Re: 1969 C20, CST. 396, 21,000 mile documented Survivor
Correct Jim.....
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Re: 1969 C20, CST. 396, 21,000 mile documented Survivor
So the owner brought me back the truck today to possibly find out why it simply just died on my lift a few weeks ago. It has been starting ever since. So while it was idling in front of my shop door the lower radiator hose started to drip at the water pump. Ok, I guess it's time to replace it. It is not the original but who knows how long it has been installed. Tightening the clamp did not work, the hose is deteriorated at the end where it slips over the water pump. Another issue that sprung up after last visit is the fuel gage reading almost full but its only half. So my question is, do the bucket seats have to be removed to get to the sender? As I stated in my thread here the tank was replaced approx 2 years ago and I don't know if they replaced the sender. I know there are several "China" senders on the market and my experience along with everyone else's has been the same, they are garbage. Dave
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