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04-20-2021, 08:16 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2015
Location: Martensville, Saskatchewan
Posts: 965
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Re: 'Hay Burner' 69 LWB Frame Off Restore
Haha yeah I remember having that problem earlier in my build as well. It will get better with practice.
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08-19-2022, 10:20 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2017
Location: Grants Pass, Oregon
Posts: 43
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Re: 'Hay Burner' 69 LWB Frame Off Restore
Well, well, well... No longer in Nevada, moved back to my old stomping grounds in Southern Oregon. New house, new garages and a lot of stuff to unpack and to do to the house before I even get to work on the truck. But the hard part is complete, getting moved.
I had to bolt it together and add a plywood bed so I haul even more junk to the new home. Hopefully I will have some time in the near future to get back on the truck with more consistency. Might actually play retirement guy and make the wife pay all the bills, LOL. Here is the new home for the truck and I guess the wife's Chevelle too.
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'Hay Burner' 1969 C10 Long Bed, 454 BB, Hooker Headers, TH-400 w/3500 B & M Stall, 4.11 w/ Auburn-Pro Limited Slip. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=813448 "Wouldn't say I was missing it Bob" |
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