Chevrolet C/10 Stepside 1980 ---under Construction---

[Fer79]

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[Fer79]

OLD SCHOOL...

FUZZY DICE
Origin and history
The practice of fuzzy dice originated in the U.S. in the 1950s and is considered one of the first items sold specifically to be hung from a rear-view mirror. The exact meaning and origin of fuzzy dice is unclear, but one theory[2] holds that U.S. pilots in World War II used dice in their cockpits for good luck, and they continued the practice when they came home from the war.

While fuzzy dice were at the height of their popularity in the 1970s and the 1980s, they have since become increasingly rare. The practice of hanging any object from the rear-view mirror is prohibited in at least one state.[3] A 1993 study showed there to be no correlation between the use of fuzzy dice and the degree of a driver's reckless driving behavior

[TeXaS 86 C10]

Viva El Chevy

[justpball]

Love them bro! here is mine!

[Fer79]

Originally Posted by justpball

love them bro! Here is mine!

welcome to the club of fuzzy dice, lol

nice truck bro...

[erod32]

se ve chingona........yo tengo famila en torreon....me gusta como se ve tu troca con los rines rojos y las fat white walls.

[Fer79]

Originally Posted by erod32

se ve chingona........yo tengo famila en torreon....me gusta como se ve tu troca con los rines rojos y las fat white walls.

thanks bro for the comment, saludos bro desde piedras negras, estamos un poco lejos de torreon pero aun es coahuila...

[watahyahknow]

i heared a different story about the fuzy dice in the old days when kids raced from one trafficlight to the next for braggingrights they used to pull up to the competition and tapped the dice as a signal they wanted a bet on a race

it makes sence to me

[Fer79]

Originally Posted by watahyahknow

i heared a different story about the fuzy dice in the old days when kids raced from one trafficlight to the next for braggingrights they used to pull up to the competition and tapped the dice as a signal they wanted a bet on a race

it makes sence to me

Interesting. anyone know anything more--->

[Chlsnk]

What are those mirriors?

[68 TT]

Originally Posted by Chlsnk

What are those mirriors?

Optional Suburban power mirrors that came off his parts car.

[CaliDude76]

Originally Posted by Fer79

OLD SCHOOL...

FUZZY DICE
Origin and history
The practice of fuzzy dice originated in the U.S. in the 1950s and is considered one of the first items sold specifically to be hung from a rear-view mirror. The exact meaning and origin of fuzzy dice is unclear, but one theory[2] holds that U.S. pilots in World War II used dice in their cockpits for good luck, and they continued the practice when they came home from the war.

While fuzzy dice were at the height of their popularity in the 1970s and the 1980s, they have since become increasingly rare. The practice of hanging any object from the rear-view mirror is prohibited in at least one state.[3] A 1993 study showed there to be no correlation between the use of fuzzy dice and the degree of a driver's reckless driving behavior

Hey Fer79.. Nice Truck!!...I noticed you put the cluster from the 'Burb in your truck, and panels. I know the panels would work on the older year trucks... I wanted to do the same thing to mine... with the "wood" cluster from a 'Burb.. but how did it work out with the bigger factory radio slot it had, on the stock old school radio slot in the dash of your truck... did you have to cut into the metal.. and did all the screws line up and such..?

[Fer79]

Originally Posted by CaliDude76

Hey Fer79.. Nice Truck!!...I noticed you put the cluster from the 'Burb in your truck, and panels. I know the panels would work on the older year trucks... I wanted to do the same thing to mine... with the "wood" cluster from a 'Burb.. but how did it work out with the bigger factory radio slot it had, on the stock old school radio slot in the dash of your truck... did you have to cut into the metal.. and did all the screws line up and such..?

I do not change the stereo, everything else was adapted very well ...

[Fer79]

[o0oabizaio0o]

oye carnal cuanto tiempo le invertiste totalmente en desarmarla y armarla de nuevo?? es que de repente me dan ganas de desarmar totalmente la mia pero no tengo mucho tiempo por la escuela....otra cosa todo el cableado lo compraste nuevo? en donde en summit? un saludo y que chida quedo tu troca carnal, perdon por no escribir en ingles ja!

[Fer79]

Originally Posted by o0oabizaio0o

oye carnal cuanto tiempo le invertiste totalmente en desarmarla y armarla de nuevo?? es que de repente me dan ganas de desarmar totalmente la mia pero no tengo mucho tiempo por la escuela....otra cosa todo el cableado lo compraste nuevo? en donde en summit? un saludo y que chida quedo tu troca carnal, perdon por no escribir en ingles ja!

que hay bro, pues tarde un año completo en desarmarla empeze un enero y estaba funcionando al enero siguiente, trabajaba en ella casi todos los dias por las mañanas ya que en las tardes trabajo, muchas partes las compre en summit y otras en ebay, el cableado es el de la suburban solo modifique y elimine cableado innecesario, la camioneta la vendi hace 2 meses y la mera verdad ya me arrepenti, la vendi en 3500 dlls...ni lo que gaste en ella...
saludos y gracias por los comentarios...

[o0oabizaio0o]

me imagino que si te arrepientes a mi me han dicho que me compran la mia pero na no la vendo jeje y pues me la voy a rifar a desarmarla este verano con unos amigos que son los chalanes del taller de mi padre haber si de aqui a un año la tengo andando de nuevo...
sale carnal... gracias y suerte!

[The Reca]

Hey this was like a trip through time lol. I am new to chevys and reading watching you transform your stepside was well worth my time. Any recent pics or vids? all the videos of your truck have been removed. excellent job by the way. Any future plans?

[my4by2]

Looks great man - hoping to see more pics of it soon!

[1tonchevy]

Looks great great from start to finish thanks for sharing!