The 60-66 "PAYING IT FORWARD" thread!

[bigmoe]

Poly cab mounts. All hardware (bolts, etc.) are new because I just used my old ones. I replaced my polyurethane cab mounts with plain rubber because I had a squeak that was driving me crazy. Alas the squeak is still there.

Free for you plus postage from Canada.

[COCONUTS]

If these mounts will fit my 66 C10 short step side I’d be thrilled to get them and install them right away.

PayPal ok to reimburse your shipping?

Thanks so much!

Greg in Missouri

[ACK]

Originally Posted by bigmoe

Poly cab mounts. All hardware (bolts, etc.) are new because I just used my old ones. I replaced my polyurethane cab mounts with plain rubber because I had a squeak that was driving me crazy. Alas the squeak is still there.

Free for you plus postage from Canada.

Could be coming from sway bar bushings if there's one on the truck, just saying in case you're still hunting down that elusive squeak.

[bigmoe]

Originally Posted by COCONUTS

If these mounts will fit my 66 C10 short step side I’d be thrilled to get them and install them right away.

PayPal ok to reimburse your shipping?

Thanks so much!

Greg in Missouri

Yes they'll fit. PM sent.

[bigmoe]

Originally Posted by ACK

Could be coming from sway bar bushings if there's one on the truck, just saying in case you're still hunting down that elusive squeak.

I put new control arm bushings in the a arms when I had the front end apart. You're not supposed to torque them until there's full weight on the wheels. The only thing I can think is I torqued them with the wheels on the ground but no drive train in and maybe the rubber broke away from the metal? I'll pull it apart in the spring.

[COCONUTS]

Originally Posted by bigmoe

Yes they'll fit. PM sent.

Payment for shipping sent.

Thank you again for your generosity,

Greg in Missouri

[Johnie]

I have a set of upper and lower control arms with new (about 800 miles) Moog bushings and ball joints. Off my 1964 C10. The arms are pitted from twenty years of gravel road and sixty years of being in the wind, just hate to toss them with the new-ish parts. Located in Cincinnati, OH.