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Old 07-24-2016, 04:19 PM   #1
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Re: What did you do to your truck today part III

I put on 4 new wheel cylinders and the three rubber brake hoses and gravity bled the brakes .
I put in a cross flow rad from a V8 Vega .
and I took the truck for the first ride on the street since I put it together .
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Installed an MSD ignition control box in my GMC.
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Old 07-25-2016, 05:36 PM   #3
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Re: What did you do to your truck today part III

Machined the shifter arm and tap base to fit my North Coast Brewing Co. porcelain beer tap for my shifter handle...

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Started building my wiring harness...
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Machined the shifter arm and tap base to fit my North Coast Brewing Co. porcelain beer tap for my shifter handle...

Nice job! I had done the same on the jockey shifter of an old Harley. Most beer tap handles are too long inside the truck but that one fits nicely.
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Old 07-25-2016, 11:39 PM   #6
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Nice job! I had done the same on the jockey shifter of an old Harley. Most beer tap handles are too long inside the truck but that one fits nicely.
Thanks! Yeah, I machined a mini Budweiser tap handle, but even that was still too long...it got in the way of a few things. It was good practice for the porcelain one above.
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Old 07-30-2016, 07:25 PM   #7
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Worked on assembling the chassis today and yesterday.
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I just bought a 1966 GMC 1-ton. It is low mileage, the owner says that the 9800 on the odometer is correct. It runs by pouring gas in the carb and today I pulled the tank. UCK, nasty and rusty. Ordered a new tank and sending unit today. I will start a build thread and post some pictures. It is an original stake bed with the original sides.
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Unfortunately I did this:
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Killed it?
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Killed it?
Blew a freeze plug. lol And ended up pulling the dang motor because it needed new front and real main seals and new gaskets anyhow. SO I have a new gasket set coming and will take the engine apart and clean all the sludge out and reseal and repaint. Oh, Here is a picture of the clutch and pressure plate. They look fine right?
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Finished up steering - thanks again Captainfab for the adapter plate
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got it back from paint
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Poked a 2"x2" hole to use the new shifter.
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Re: What did you do to your truck today part III

Started varnishing my bed wood on Saturday. It started to bubble a little at the surface. Thinking it is because of heat. Will nock it down with some steel wool and give it another coat.
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Started painting the 305 v6. Got the oil pan, valley pan, and motor mounts painted up. Waiting on parts so I am gettin her perrtied up.
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Getting more done. Valve covers came out better than expected.
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got my speedometer cable put in. napa #bk6151606

New wiper arms and blades from oreilys. ya gotta get the "classic" blades

got the material cut for the new gas tank. looking forward to freeing up the space behind my seat
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Bought a power steering conversion bracket!
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I finally finished up the wood door to cover the air bag setup and topped it off with a bottle cap opener to use as a handle in opening the door.. it also doubles as the perfect tailgating accessory!





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I finally finished up the wood door to cover the air bag setup and topped it off with a bottle cap opener to use as a handle in opening the door.. it also doubles as the perfect tailgating accessory!
Is this just stained plywood? Looks great, whatever it is! I'd like to duplicate.
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Old 08-15-2016, 04:57 PM   #22
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Is this just stained plywood? Looks great, whatever it is! I'd like to duplicate.
The bed is made up of "common wood" boards from Home Depot that have been stained and sealed with Olympic Maximum stain and sealant in one. The door over the airbag system is plywood with the same stain/sealer.

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Finally got my tank built and installed. 30 gallon. I think my fuel gauge is bad? Stays pegged at full
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Got the rear end mounted on the trailing arms and on jack stands - Shhhhhhh (don't tell the wife) I'm not supposed to be working on the truck yet (I'm in post op recovery).
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I was able to score a Lokar shifter for my th400 on Craiglist, with a set of shorty header (unused) for $75 total!! The shifter didn't have the mount hardware or linkage, so...
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