Re: Project '64 C-10 Truck - built in Germany
 

Re: Project '64 C-10 Truck - built in Germany
 

Re: Project '64 C-10 Truck - built in Germany
 

Re: Project '64 C-10 Truck - built in Germany
 

Only problem is the serpentine belt kit of the original LS1 - it is from a Camaro and does not clear the power steering. Any suggestions what serpentine belt kit will work?

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Re: Project '64 C-10 Truck - built in Germany
 

Unless it's aftermarket, I would think either Corvette or the trucks?? I'm just guessing, I'm not extremely familiar with those engines. Looking good to me, by the way!!:thumbs:

Re: Project '64 C-10 Truck - built in Germany
 

Your truck build is looking great...Keep it up. I know it is harder having to wait on parts from over here to be shipped to Germany. Thanks for sharing your build with us!

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Thanks! It took actually 4 month for all to arrive, and still sometimes missing some smaller parts that holds up the whole built. Working next on fuel and brake lines and also to repair the floors and smoothen the firewall.
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Wow great project Fabian! Truck looks bad ass already! Hard touch on the frame love it!

And I am really happy to see more people from Europe with C10s! Greetings from Czech! Hope you coming to Botroop next year! It's one of the best shows in Germany. I'll be there with my trokita for sho!

Keep up the hard work! You do it great!

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Wow quality build! Very very nice! :chevy:

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Veronika, me and Pat had been in Bottrop this year and for sure next as well. I am just 2 hours away from Prag actually so lets meet once yours is done.
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Thanks!

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I Need some help on the serpentine Belt Kit !!!!!! Please
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Most guys have been running the truck accessories on the driver side, as it mounts the p/s and alternator higher.

Here is a link to another Dropmember build thread with an LS: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...y+point&page=5

Post# 103 shows the brackets.

Re: Project '64 C-10 Truck - built in Germany
 

I need your help! I need to know the original paint code of my truck. Can someone please help me I need it soon.

Thanks
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This is the original color...

http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/5329/img1539r.jpg

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lookin slick!!

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Who can help me on the paint Code for my c10?
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I wiil check with my friend he has the old books:chevy:

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Great Thanks

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Here's what I found:
http://paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcod...page=2&rows=50

It didn't specify Truck, and I believe the truck colors were under the Chevrolet category. You color looks like Desert Beige. The best thing about that chart is that it has the paint codes for many different paint manufacturers. That will be a big help when it's time to have the color mixed at the paint shop.

Hope this helps! By the way, the truck is looking great!

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This is what i found 1964 chevy truck paint code # 528 fawn dupont crosss reff # is 181-97787

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Thank you very much for your help!

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Little progress...we installed the bed and installed the front bumper. Started to clean the hood.. you can see nicely the difference between before and finished side.

Re: Project '64 C-10 Truck - built in Germany
 

Re: Project '64 C-10 Truck - built in Germany