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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
285/70-17 I do believe. They measure out to 33.4x11.5x17. The truck has no lift, and it fills the fender wells just enough.
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
looks sharp, I want it
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
What would it take to make my 67 chevy c10 lwb a 4x4? I really just want one vehicle in my name but if I have to I would buy a 67-72 chevy 4x4 later down the road. Can't go wrong with 2 trucks?
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
frame swap or all associated brackets swap. high hump trans tunnel and an axle and transfer case.
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
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Just some minor mods to the emergency brake cable frame bosses are needed as they are right where the shackle mount brackets need to go on the 4x4 trucks. The rest of the 4x4 conversion parts pretty much bolt right on once you drill out the rivets holding everything on. Getting a 4x4 parts truck cheap is pretty easy but for just a little more money you can find complete driving 4x4 trucks instead that won't require all the work to convert them over. Unless your 2wd truck is really nice or you are on a very tight budget I would just look for a factory 4x4 to start with and save yourself a bunch of time & labor. Plus if your 67 doesn't have power steering then there will be more frame mods in that area to make that change as well.
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
Quite a bit of work, most with any mech skill could pull it off pretty easily, if yours is nice I would look for another that you like that is all setup already then no down time.
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
dang. I rather just buy one factory made haha.
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I wish I could buy yours being that a love the 71-72 a whole lot but right now I can only afford my 67 chevy truck project.
68 TT- I have coils all around with No power anything. Just all stock. I plan to only own my c10 and a k10-k20 and call it done. 2 truck no cars. PERFECT LIFE haha
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
i wonder how old you are...in my project days, my property has been littered with parts trucks, and probably close to 5 or 6 moving vehicles at any given time...sounds like a young guy to me, nothing wrong with that...just saying...give yourself a couple of years building, and you'll see what i mean.
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How old I am, 51 in a couple of days, but major young at heart, work out a lot too. Been building cars for myself since 13 and everybody else since about 20, so way to many years in hotrodding everything in front of me. Don't have room in my yard for other projects, just all my buddys builds. Fun every day though with speed equipment.
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Haha, did you mean 50bomb, prob, see too old to know.
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Now that I just finished my K15 this last week I kind of want to lower a C10 in the weeds, the trucks are so cool and nice to have both worlds.
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I hear ya. Actually it seems I am always trying to save the "Parts" vehicles and trying to build them as drivers. That is what I am doing to my truck I have now and I finally got it to run since I have owned it for 2 years. Now its the little things from here to get it roadworthy. But back to the MAIN topic. More pictures of your 4x4's haha
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
![]() Man my truck was fugly when I bought it. Wait ...... its still fugly ! ![]()
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
After looking thru this tonite I realized I've never posted any of my trucks, heres a few since the digital age that I've owned.
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
a few more
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1972 C/30 133" W.B. C&C 1970 GMC 3500 157" W.B. single wheel C&C |
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
Love that 68 especially. All beautiful trucks. Color combo on that black 72? is awesome.
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
Wow those are awesome! I really like that 68, and the gold 69-70 is pretty nice too.
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
i want that extended cab dually bad...you have any input on where to start with something like that blazerman?
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
That extended cab dually sits so high too, nice truck.
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
72 Blazer (yea, I know, wrong grill) 468 BB, 350/205, 14 bolt rear, broken Dana 44 HD front (Dana 60 coming soon), 39.5x19.5 Boggers. Repainted it silver last weekend with a cowl hood and tube doors, will have to get some new pics.
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Re: post your 67-72 4x4
Like the truck and engine combo, especially the grill, cool truck, go muddin much.
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