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are you going to have shop truck shirts like the wagon shirts!!???!!?!?!?!?
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10-25-2011, 01:40 PM | #652 |
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yes, when the truck is done we will debut some trick new shirts.
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more details.....
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The powder coating looks beautiful! What would you have charged to powdercoat your frame and all the Porterbuilt parts?
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To powdercoat this job it would run around $1000-$1200 with blasting and a epoxy powdercoat primer basecoat and a solid color powder topcoat. That would include the rear end and all suspension parts. We also apply a 3 stage phosphate wash and a sealer /rust protector also.
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Jimmy,
These are the fun jobs... I learned many years ago not to over charge people.
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Looking for some new vintage tin.... 1960-1966 GMC can be a long box or a step side. Must be a GMC prefer 64-66 vintage with custom trim. Basket cases welcome. May build a " GMC Cameo" if I find the right donor truck..
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Awesome work guys. Wish we were closer, I know who'd be doin all my coating.
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I purchased a 1965 or 1966 GMC bbw shortbox fleetside. Any GMC sites out there ? looking for trim options ?
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ooo nice... cant wait to see u build another truck!!! any pics of the new project.. or any pics of new progress on this one??
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pics of the truck i recently purchased out of Bragg City MO
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Hey now, finish this one first!
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oh you are hooked now!! truck looks killer
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Can't wait to see that one! And it looks like a 66 by the square GMC letters in the grille.
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Yes Tony,
There is a little problem with the year ... title says 1965 the guy I bought it from says it is a 1966 ? Dino... yes I am addicted .... Maybe I should just send this one out to Burbank , CA and let it be "DELMOized" ... maybe It would get done then ? We are swamped here with powder coat work and have a huge project going to Detroit for the Ridler in 2012 .... so project " NO PAINT" has kinda been put aside for awhile....
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Hey now... don't be stealing all our trucks and taking them up north.
Nice find there Kart!
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if it's between F1001 - F20000 it's a 64 if it's between F20001 - F40000 it's a 65 if it's F40001 and up it's a 66 If it was made in Oakland or Freemont it decodes like this: if it's between F1001 - F7000 w/o I6 or F1001 - F4000 w/I6 it's a 64 if it's between F7001 - F12000 w/oI6 or F4001 and up w/I6 it's a 65 if it's F12001 and up it's a 66 I'm guessing that since it's a shortbed it's a 1/2 ton 2WD. If so the VIN should start with 1001, 10 = 1/2 ton and 01 = short wheelbase (If the VIN starts with an "I" it was an I6 truck), followed by a letter designating the manufacturing plant. P = Pontiac, C or H = Oakland and Z = Freemont. After that should be the "F" (indicating 64-66) followed by the build number and an A or B for the GVW rating. Hope that helps.
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Cool, I bought a parts truck from there a few years ago...I have useable cab and bed left over. 65 GMC
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yes Classic Car Projects he was a good guy to deal with so far.
This next spring May 2012 we are building a new storage shed / project car business. WE have about 30 cars in stock now and will start selling off some projects. I have several 61-64 Chev. Impalas / 61 buick bubble top / 61 buick Lesabre / 64 rivis / 65 c-10 bbw long bed. Wallys Speed Shop project cars
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GMC's are not trimmed like the chevrolets and the parts are a lot harder to come by.......trust me I know. I am currently looking for custom trim for mine and only want a set of letters for the cab sail area and cannot find them. the side trim is a simple 1 piece of chrome and it can be purchased from LMC......gauges, dash bezels, steering wheels, hubcaps are all different. another rare option for a gmc which was not available for chevys was bucket seat with a center jump/armrest option.....I'll go back and look, find the links and put them in this post in a little while.. |
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here is a picture of a 65 gmc with the correct main side trim and the custom letters on the sail area, but the chrome detail around the door window area is not there.....
here is a link to jollys gmc site, go to the gallery and you can see some nice pictures of custom gmc trim... Kieth http://www.6066gmcguy.org/ this is a shot of the stock dash with clock and tach, but the tach is not correct. http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...38807981sjegnO here is a shot of the correct trim around the door window.....and a nice truck also. Kieth http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...38807981CUJAHm good dash shot: http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...38807981leUChM more detail on the tailgate and the door sidetrim... http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...38807981zqtMoH good shot of all the custom trim except the main side trim down the fender, door, and bed.. http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...38807981CwEfxN Here is my stock dash on my 66 gmc but the chrome is not stock, it was originally silver with a black accent but the sun tach and the sun bat o meter and all other gauges are correct (but I added the sun items.) http://kieth.smugmug.com/Trucks/66-G...258658_X8WmmMg Last edited by kieth; 11-11-2011 at 11:42 AM. |
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gmc vin# 11001PF35106A should the first didget be the letter I ?
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I really like that scripted Custom on the side of the cab over the sail panel the chevys got.
To my eye it is more subtle and classy. Any idea where I can get it?
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