1967 cst I picked up today

[j ripper]

Nothing really new. New tires, removing unnecessary wiring, general cleanup. There is so much desert sand in this thing it's insane!!!


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[chewychevy67]

we need an engine pic asap. lol.

[j ripper]

The engine and bay is the worst part about the truck. Someone at some time thought it would be cool to spray paint the rad support, the cap to the master and the brake booster a bright red color. Not to mention the finned valve covers and pep boy air cleaner!!!
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[chewychevy67]

never seen an 67 a/c 327 with air injection on it. i would like to see pictures of the mounting brackets on this truck. I may someday try to find the correct 67 air injection just cause.

[j ripper]

All that stuff is long gone!!
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[chewychevy67]

thats too bad. those would be really hard to find parts.

[67chevy1series]

that looks good.... you should take more pictures of the other side the front and interior..... i also second the engine bay pics to.

[j ripper]

Rick, no good pics yet of engine and interior. Still tryin to get it cleaned up. I have been working on the paint while waiting for parts. I drove it to the arco swap today. Runs really good, but at idle it starts to break up and die. The q jet is filthy and in dire need for some attention. I scored these wheel covers for it today and here is a shot of the roof portion waiting for final polish..




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[MadnessBigBlock]

cant wait to see more pics once the whole truck is blue! One of my current builds is a 67 GMC cst 327/TH400 factory 508 blue. Looks like our trucks are brothers (one chevy one gmc)

[j ripper]

Originally Posted by MadnessBigBlock

cant wait to see more pics once the whole truck is blue! One of my current builds is a 67 GMC cst 327/TH400 factory 508 blue. Looks like our trucks are brothers (one chevy one gmc)

I have been workin on it pretty heavily lately. The paint removal is time consuming. Oven cleaner has been the best method.
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[prairewolf]

Nice truck,... did you ask seller if any original parts were laying around. ?
sometimes they are and it is a forgot to mention thing.. thanks for the pictures.

kent

[j ripper]

I always ask whenever buying anything. I assume you are reffering to the AIR stuff? I am replacing the driver front fender as of today. I found 2 keys unused in an old hide a key under the fender in the engine compartment side. I thought that was pretty neat.
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[prairewolf]

yes I was refering to the Air stuff, or anything cool truck related ..never know what is laying where sometimes.
the farmer I baught a truck from knew where the stock carb was for it.
your pictures have helped inspire me to get ours out of storage. ... time to deer scout soon... no AC on ours but Fall temps are coming.

life is good

[134tessier]

Nice truck, love the interior compared to my interior,..keep posting pictures as it helps motivate others as well.

[j ripper]

Prariewolf, I really like your truck. That looks like a fun one. Tom, I can't wait to see what you do with the one you just got, for a smokin deal too !!!
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Here is a teaser of the tailgate

[1969Chev]

i have a 69 cst/20


sorry it is upside down.

[camrycurt]

Originally Posted by j ripper

I have been workin on it pretty heavily lately. The paint removal is time consuming. Oven cleaner has been the best method.
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Whoa, I'm dense and must have missed this in your thread...Are you removing a layer of paint to expose the original paint underneath? How are you doing that - spraying on the oven cleaner and letting it soak and then scrubbing? How long do you let it soak? What are you using to scrub off the paint?

My truck has a bad repaint job covering up the original paint and I would love to take it off. Interested in your thoughts and how you're doing it.

Thanks, and cool truck!

[j ripper]

Originally Posted by camrycurt

Whoa, I'm dense and must have missed this in your thread...Are you removing a layer of paint to expose the original paint underneath? How are you doing that - spraying on the oven cleaner and letting it soak and then scrubbing? How long do you let it soak? What are you using to scrub off the paint?

My truck has a bad repaint job covering up the original paint and I would love to take it off. Interested in your thoughts and how you're doing it.

Thanks, and cool truck!

It's actually 2 layers of paint. First I started with wet sanding using pretty aggressive grit. Then finishing it off with finer. The oven cleaner is the best way to go. I spray on in a square foot of so and let it sit for 30 mins. Then I just get the edge of a putty knife under it and it just comes off .
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[sfoxwoody]

Nice truck but really NICE bike!!

[j ripper]

Originally Posted by sfoxwoody

Nice truck but really NICE bike!!

Thank you!!! It's my daily rider...
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[67chevy1series]

67 is looking awesome! Your doing a good job with the paint!
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[j ripper]

Originally Posted by 67chevy1series

67 is looking awesome! Your doing a good job with the paint!
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Thanks rick, its a lot of work!!!
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[67chevy1series]

your welcome j. i dont have the testicles do do that with a whole truck lol my hats off to ya!

[j ripper]

More blue!!! One panel at a time. I had to fake out a bit of blue on the ends of the cowl vent. There was some paint missing from some holes that were filled from something mounted. The color match isn't great but with some more knocking down, dirt and sun it should look pretty good.


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[50bomb]

dark blue is my favorite color!