Re: My 69 lonbed
Looking good! I'm really wanting to shave my firewall and run vintage air but the budget isn't looking good for that for me :lol:
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Other than the fact that you cut the top hump down is this the look you're going for? If I do shave my firewall I'm going all the way with this look including relocating the booster to the frame or under the dash....so it'll cost me about 2G to do between Vintage air and the frame mounted booster setup and pulleys for the A/C, etc....
But it looks SOOOOOOO sweet!!!! (Especially with the LSX like in this picture) http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...o/100_5147.jpg |
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speachless... ha ha yeah thats it! i've never seen where the booster is relocated on 67-72 c10
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Scotts hot rods makes frame mounted and under dash mounted setups. I've read of clearance issues with both....frame mount with exhaust and under dash mount with wiper motors.....one thing always leads to another :lol:
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i was thinking about it. im going to close off the fresh air vents in the cab so more than likely yeah. i'm going to keep my wind wings and i'll have ac so no worrys. it's been countless times when im driving down the freeway open the fresh air vents and get suffocated with dust, leaves and what ever else gets in through the cal. **** sucks! ha ha. i was going to do 1 peice windows but then i found out you have to hack your door. plus with the 1 piece rubber it looks funny because it kicks out where the wind wing was. to me when the trucks laid out on frame wind wings out and its a longbed... looks tits
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this is all i accomplished today. but something is better than nothing and it's gotta get done anyway. i plan to put a posi 5 on 5 axles and 3:73 ratio i need all of that. if you have parts let me know! even A complete rear end i need the 5 on 5 though
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love the progress, great looking truck!!
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Awesome! Long and low...
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Do you mean build thread? If so no i dont because well, i havent really done any mods to them. I got them both the way they are. Plans for the '70 are an air ride kit from ridetech, foose nitrous or nitrousII wheels, and a system. The '72 4x4 is just my daily driver. Plans are to make it a swb, repair rust, slap some paint on, maybe later down the road stick a vortec in it. Hopefully ill have enough money by this winter to start on the '72 and have a build thread. Untill then, i just sit and watch, wishing i had the some money and time, not to mention the skills you guys have!
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yeah i was unsure if you had a build thread or not. both trucks look great. im not so sure about the tail lights on the one though... any plans for those?
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I kinda like them, they had stupid plastic covers on them, so i took those off. They are from an '83 s-10, they sure do get a lot of comments though!
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I like your progess so far... You gonna keep it orange? I'm partial to orange on black '69s
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Oh but blue is so common... How many properly orange trucks do you see? :lol:
Plus if you ever got in an accident, and the other guy says "I didn't see him coming", you can call total bull****. |
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beautiful truck... Can u give me sum more info on what i can do to get the lowest possible stance while still using stock suspension for the time being thanks for your info |
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http://www.brotherstrucks.com/prodin...number=CNK6372 here is the url for the drop blocks http://www.brotherstrucks.com/prodin...number=LBU6372 for the front you can buy 2.5" drop spindles but your front cross member will limit you. basically your front cross member will sit on the ground not allowing you to go lower. many companys make spindles so they shouldn't be hard to find. they also make an aftermarket front cross member that will let you lay frame (the route im going) if your not running air bags you shouldn't have any problems with the spindles and will give you a nice stance. these spindles can be used with your factory control arms or aftermarket let me know if you need any more help/info |
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nice truck you got there so far, here is a pic of mine with the booster moved. in the future i still have to shave the other side of the firewall yet to mount my vintage air, but i had to see some color on her for a bit.
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so here is my rusty frame
Attachment 494286 Attachment 494287 sand blasted the ramaining front half and primed Attachment 494288 Attachment 494290 im not using any of this but for now to move it around easier... Attachment 494291 |
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bye bye drum
Attachment 494293 this was way dirty! Attachment 494294 its starting to look like something! Attachment 494295 see how the frame doesn't lay. thats a problem ha ha Attachment 494296 it felt good to throw all this away but it sucks to think i have to replace it all... disc brakes and power rack Attachment 494297 |
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Great progress. I thought you had mentioned a dropmember for the front....are you changing plans and sectioning the crossmember now or did you just bolt that up for the picture?
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here are my valves i'll be using these were almost 500 bucks!
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yeah most definately using the drop member but when i move my frame around at the shop i need to lift the frame in the back with a forklift while putting a strap from the front of my frame back to the forklift. its a hassle every time i move it so now i just strap the rear of the frame and push it instead of carrying it. its more of a convenience thing. plus i don't have the 2 grand right now to get my drop member! ha ha |
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