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Old 01-07-2013, 01:20 AM   #1
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Re: What did you do to your truck today?

I put a new tinted back window in, didn't go in as easy as I thought it would but with a hair dryer and some soapy water I massaged it in. A little time consuming but well worth it...Vernski
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well I didnt take a picture of what I did it got later than expected and I wanted to get off my feet anywho I will post a pic tomorrow today I unbolted my entire engine cut all my wires because im rewiring the entire thing from scratch got a 400 sb to put in it picking it up tomorrow but before it goes in gotta clean up the engine compartment and paint her but thats what I did today i will pull my block in the morning took out everything ecept the brake fluid container btw does anyone know what this is and can I eliminate It I hope im not hijacking the post I just think more people will see this this way ok I lied here is a pic of about half way before I stopped tearin out stuff that is my father in the pic there was like pulling teeth to get him to come out and spend some time in the garage with me but was worth it dont get much time with him these days
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well I didnt take a picture of what I did it got later than expected and I wanted to get off my feet anywho I will post a pic tomorrow today I unbolted my entire engine cut all my wires because im rewiring the entire thing from scratch got a 400 sb to put in it picking it up tomorrow but before it goes in gotta clean up the engine compartment and paint her but thats what I did today i will pull my block in the morning took out everything ecept the brake fluid container btw does anyone know what this is and can I eliminate It I hope im not hijacking the post I just think more people will see this this way ok I lied here is a pic of about half way before I stopped tearin out stuff that is my father in the pic there was like pulling teeth to get him to come out and spend some time in the garage with me but was worth it dont get much time with him these days
As mentioned above it is a resistor. It is used in a points style ignition. It lowers battery voltage so the points will last longer. You won't need it if you use a HEI distributor in your 400.
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Old 01-08-2013, 06:47 PM   #4
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let's see I unloaded my 373's front and rear diff's gotta clean them up and getting ready to swapem out.
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Old 01-09-2013, 06:34 PM   #5
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I put a new tinted back window in, didn't go in as easy as I thought it would but with a hair dryer and some soapy water I massaged it in. A little time consuming but well worth it...Vernski
Hi Vernski, truck is looking nice. Did you find any particular difficulties working with the chrome bead lock on your back window?
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Old 01-10-2013, 02:17 AM   #6
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Hi Vernski, truck is looking nice. Did you find any particular difficulties working with the chrome bead lock on your back window?
Warming it up with the hair dryer helped the most although and extra set of hands would have helped to keep the bead lock straight as I worked it in. The heat helped take the dimple out of the corners in the seal where it makes a sharp turn. Other than that it was slow going in but no problem with a bead tool...Vernski
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I put a new tinted back window in, didn't go in as easy as I thought it would but with a hair dryer and some soapy water I massaged it in. A little time consuming but well worth it...Vernski
i love your truck....do you have a build thread.
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Based on shape color and size, I'd say a resistor.
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ty yep it is
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Old 01-07-2013, 02:37 PM   #10
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I moved in to this house around Thanksgiving and we'd been having trouble keeping our Newfoundland in the yard. Turns out he'd been climbing over these cinder blocks the PO decided didn't need to come out to complete the fence. I backed the pickup up to the corner, put the pallet on the rear bumper, then backed the truck back to wedge the pallet between the fence and tailgate. The dog hasn't gotten out since, even though he could easily jump the surrounding chain-link, he doesn't seem to realize it.
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The dog hasn't gotten out since, even though he could easily jump the surrounding chain-link, he doesn't seem to realize it.

YET... Now that you've told us though, it may be another story! LOL
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Painted a fresh new white stripe between the chrome molding.
The old white was basically gone.
Painted the top a few weeks ago.
Next I'll be wet sanding the entire thing and clearing over the surface rust to slow it down a little.
Plus I love the patina look
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Yeah, I hope he doesn't figure it out, I don't want to have to completely refence my yard, but I will have to do something about this space between the garage and the neighbor's fence when I get around to using my truck again
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After two weeks of being taken apart I finished the mechanical fuel pressure gauge installation today returning the truck to service.
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Mocked up license plate bracket, to find out that it must be lowered to keep it off the tailgate.
Also found a pin hole in my 3/4" heater hose, which is brand new, ugggh
Finished routing the last wire for my front driving light cowling. I will get her outside soon and take a few more pic's. also started to organize my build data booklet, to help capture the important stuff.
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New(ish) hood is on and the now rewired parking lights work again, even though somehow we unplugged the horn (Buddy gets scared that I'll hit it when he’s under the hood) and we can’t figure out why it won’t work after plugging it back in... Getting the New(ish) passenger door sanded and wire wheeled for repair and paint. Maybe even figure out how to remove and install the old window guts from the old door to the New(ish) one...
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Old 01-09-2013, 10:08 PM   #17
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Well, I replaced the leaking 3/4" heater hose, with another new one! Also collected all the piece parts to lower the license plate. (Stand off's, carrage bolts, also bought a couple runner washers to keep my SS (homemade) stand offs from scratching the under side of my bumper).
I have ordered a Combat Infantrymans Badge license plate, so I am waiting on it to get here to finish this job!
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Waited for the UPS guy to deliver my shift linkage, the final part to complete switching the floor shift back to the column.....he never showed up today.
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Old 01-10-2013, 12:41 AM   #19
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I am still plugging away my friends 66 BBW truck.
68 frame is under her, cab bolted down and tomorrow I finish front suspension, front brakes and front sheet metal. More if everything goes without a hitch.
Photos will come as soon as I find my dang data cable....
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Made one heck of a deal on this:



$200

Big back window cab with decent doors, custom cab flags and both vent window assemblies work. It's a short wheel base frame that I don't need and I will be left with a driver's vent window and both door windows and regulators.

All in all, after I scrap my bed, cab and doors and some other metal, I will be out about $50 or so.

For a big back window cab, I think that rocks!

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Me too.
Great buy.

Did it come with a title?
That would make it an excellent buy!
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No titles in Alabama on anything before 69. (it may be 70).

So, a bill of sale is all you need.

I am going to use this VIN because I paid more for the first truck and it's been 2 years since I bought it and didn't license it.

I wish I could trade the parts I have left for some wheels and or trim, but, I don't know of anyone local who would do it. Oh well, I may just ebay the extras.

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Do you attribute this nice find to luck or to clean and honest living?
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I live like I was told as a kid: It's better to be lucky than good.



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Starting mockup of the rear sway bar. I have ordered the splined bar and can mount the bushing brackets then.





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