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Join Date: Nov 2015
Location: Ionia Michigan
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My new 95 GMC RCSS 4x4
While I restore my C10, and during the winter time, I needed a DD. I happened to notice a stuck tow truck while on lunch, so I asked them what was up. The tow truck was there to scrap this thing, so I thought I'd go ahead and drive it to work every day lol. 600 bucks and it was all mine. It's a 350 with an auto, 3.73's and a G80.
![]() ![]() The guy said he would give me a good bumper, but it had a spare stuck on it, I was a bit perplexed until I picked the truck up lol. ![]() I spent some time today with my 20.00 sand blaster everyone says will never work, yet works fine lol. ![]() ![]()
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Re: My new 95 GMC RCSS 4x4
I got some NBS wheels and decent tires today, so I blasted most of the peeling clearcoat off them and gave them a shot of DUplicolor wheel paint tonight,
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Re: My new 95 GMC RCSS 4x4
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: canton ga
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Re: My new 95 GMC RCSS 4x4
Wow,what a good deal on that truck.
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Location: Ionia Michigan
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Re: My new 95 GMC RCSS 4x4
It's pretty rough, but runs well, it will certainly serve through the winter as a beater, I'm still determining it's spring time fate.
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Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: Hemet, CA
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Re: My new 95 GMC RCSS 4x4
Man it sucks vehicles rot so bad over there, but for $600 you couldn't go wrong. You have more than that in parts if you part it out later on and scrap what doesn't sell.
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Location: Ionia Michigan
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Re: My new 95 GMC RCSS 4x4
I was planning to use it as a trade, but I might pull all the TBI stuff off for my C10. And actually, I kinda like it lol. I'd never admit it in person, but I always wanted a regular cab stebside Z71 when I was a kid in the 90's
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J.R. Link to Daryl's build, http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...10#post8443010 Link to my Youtube channel with build info, https://www.youtube.com/thedrivewayengineer |
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