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House looks great. Wish I had a 3 car garage. They always look bigger with nothing in them :lol:

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In just a second it looked like this... but I'm getting it sorted out. :metal:

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Glad you got moved in...Now get that other house sold so Shiro can get some love :D

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HEY BUCK Really nice looking house

Re: Project: Shiro
 

New house looks great. Hope your sale of your old house goes smooth and quick.

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Thanks guys! We are hopeful to get finished this week, we'll see.

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Any '71 swb fleet side 6 cylinder 4 speed nuts out there?

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I'd like to own it,... but it's out of my price range.

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WHAT????:no:

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Wonderful possibilities on the horizon... ;)

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Yeah, after I saw this I wandered up on HartRod's thread :uhmk:

I think that's a GREAT plan!

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Like I said, possibilities... :chevy:

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I'm probably in the same boat, but have to ask, exactly how much would it take for you to let go of it?

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I will be asking $21,500 obo for the truck, the Porterbuilt parts, and the new sheetmetal. If you are going to build one it will save you time and money. :chevy:

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Officially For Sale: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/c...p?product=8044

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chirp-chirp... chirp-chirp... Nothin' but crickets around here. ;)

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A little price adjustment over at... http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/c...project&cat=12

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Hey Buck, do you want to sell your NOS rockers??? I thought with the price as is you might sell off some parts....

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No, not going to sell any of the sheet metal. Probably going to start replacing that stuff if it doesn't sell soon.

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Cool, thanks anyways:metal:

Re: Project: Shiro
 

Knocked out some things that have been naggin' me since I Shiro arrived almost a year ago, it's about time right? ;) Installed a billet radio bezel because one of the previous owners was a douche. I replaced the turn signal switch because it failed to self cancel and was pretty much a sloppy POS.

So I arrive to pick up my turn signal switch at the local NAPA Auto Parts and I'm greeted by this behemoth sittin' low.
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They call it the NAPAllac... :metal:
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Here is the radio bezel after install, I think I will have all the chrome bits powder coated or painted satin black when/if I blow this thing apart.
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Here is the signal switch as it comes from NAPA. Not a fan of the pigtail that must be used but after you hide it behind the dash it is soon forgotten.
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And here is the finished product. It's crisp and tight and I love having the self cancelling function. :uhmk:
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I'll try and get a pic or video of the dash lights working as they should... and it only took 10 months to fix them. :ito:

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Nice job

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Looks good Ernie! Let's roll that sucker to CTC...:metal:

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It's so nice to have gauge lights that actually work. Glad I finally squared that away.

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What was the problem?