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What an incredible find. Was there any rust in it? Seems to have been sitting in a desert environment.

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Hey Guys, after going thru approx. 20 plus years of motorcycle drag racing, to custom sport bikes to building Harleys I have found a new addiction..the 60-66 C-10
I am 41 years old and married to a wonderful woman that understands this new addiction. It started with a 62 bigwindow( thus the name) to now a 66 short/fleet big window. I have found ,which most of you guys already know, Nate Porter to be a great stand up guy with loads of info and in my case the understanding to deal with all my questions regardless of how many I throw at him. And cant wait for my parts to arrive so I can continue working...I havent posted much but enjoy reading all the stories and info you guys share on here. Look forward to sharing my build when I get a lil farther along......

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My name is Michael. My little brother is Steven. Our 1st cousin, aka tear apart captain, Is JT. We r a 3 man team that r throwing together a 66 GMC swb bbw, 65 Chevrolet lwb sbw, and a 64 Chevrolet lwb sbw.

Story on the 66 - grandpa bought it in 67. Build thread is on here - papas truck build thread

Plans for 66 - rear C notch, stepped control arms, 2.73 rear axle swap.

http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...0/69abf0ad.jpg

Plan for the 65 lwb - 475 hp 383/th350, bags, 3" z-frame, fast shop truck...

http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...0/75a6eacf.jpg

Story on the 64 - JTs dad bought it in 1976 and drove it everyday until 3 years ago. It's a inline 6, 3 on tree.
an for 64 - 3" spindles, bags, t-5 swap, rear notch, old school 15s. Simple and clean

No pix yet...
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I am so glad to see more people buying and restoring more 60-66's now.:two:
It's even better when an Ole' truck has been int the family as well.
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I'm Woogeroo.

I've been beating, banging, cursing, bustin' knuckles and giving blood sacrifices to this Frankenstein 1965 Chevrolet C10 long bed step side since April 2003:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...pictureid=3425



http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/p...pictureid=3428

more info., photos, & details on my little site about my truck, in my signature line below, if yer interested.

A few tech articles are in my 60-66 section I've put together over the years, also linked below.

-W

update 11/28/2012 : The Woog Interview, here on the forum.

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Ill get pics of my pickups up as soon as I can. My name in Andrew, im 18 years old and live on our family crop farm in perley mn, 20 miles north of fargo nd. we reaise wheat beans barely and sugar beets. I got started on chevys from an early age, we still have a 1965 chevy c-60 and a 1963 GMC 3500 both tandem grain trucks that my grandpa bought brand new, they are now retired and use for hauling branches. I currently have a 1961 GMC 4x4 im restoring, A 1963 Chevy 4x4 short box that will be a project for later and a 1967 GMC 4x4 flatbed that i use as a service truck, welder tool box torch etc. I also keep a 1961 GMC, 1963 Chevy and a 1964 chevy in the trees for parts. This fourm has been great!

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18.... and you are filthy rich with 60-66's!!!!

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My name is Shawn. I live in the wet state of Oregon. I am new to the old Chevy trucks. I am used to rigs with big tires. I am in the process of liquidating other toys so I can focus on my new obsession :-D. I just bought a 1966 Chevy C20 Long Bed Fleetside. It has a fresh mildly built 350 butted up to the stock 4 speed. The truck is in fairly decent condition.

I have been reading and reading tons of posts and following along with all the projects. I am finding that I am no closer to knowing what I want to do with this truck because my mind is in sensory overload. LOL I am finding that I am somewhat limited due to the truck being a C20. But I am slowly finding alternatives and ways to get where I want to go with it.

My plan and hope at this point is to do a power steering/disc brakes conversion and bag it one day. Ask me next week and I am sure my vision will change :lol:

http://ubuntuone.com/36YTl4qGnZE44JTYzZgmI4

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welcome aboard, truck looks great the way it is, take some time to drive and enjoy it while you think about what you want to do to it!

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Alot of new fellars on the block...

Well I guess some veterans of the forum can add as well...;)

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Bump;)

"Well being as there's no other place around the place,
I reckon this must be the place, I reckon...Nyuk Nyuk Nyuk" -Curly Howard Ph.D.

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http://youtu.be/KEAv_clvR5o
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hi my name is Keith, been hiding in the shadows for a while, finally bit the bullet. h ad a 68swb that I raised my sons in, lost it and have had that yearning ever since. Just picked up a well used and abused 65swb. Been awhile( just turned 60) since I've lain on the street working on a piece of old tin, man do the memories come flooding back, along w/ a little blood. glad to be alive again. thanks

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Been on here for a bit, but on the 57 side of things. Recently picked up this 66 and it's become my daily driver. The best part of my work day is getting/leaving there every day! Active duty USMC with a little over 27 yrs now.

Here are a few pics and a link to my adventure to go pick up the 66.

My adventure

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My name is Dan and I have started a 1960 panel project no pictures yet.

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Hey, Herbie here, been checking this site out for a while. Have a 66 C10 long fleet side still with original wood that I built 7 years ago, pics to come as I'm in between computers right now. Original 250 3 on the tree still kickin, been in the family since 1970, and hopefully never leaves the family! Some amazing trucks on this site, glad to be a part!
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Damian here. I have been lurking for a while but finally picked up a 62 a couple months back. I have used so many different posts from this site I couldn't possibly count them. I am only 38 but have been married for 18 years to the love of my life and have two great kids. I am the VP of the Reapers car club based in Speedway Indiana. We are just starting out as a club and always looking for prospective members, wouldn't mind having a few more 60-66 jewels in the club
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I'm new to the site and wanted to introduce myself. I'm an aircraft mechanic, live in Utah (outside of SLC). I have a 1964 Chevrolet C10, 1936 Chevrolet 1/2t, 1937 Plymouth P4, 1969 Manx style buggy. I have used this site as a resource in putting my 64 on the road and thought I would sign up...


http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/n...0815-00133.jpg

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Welcome to all of the new guys... especially KJSR for posting up a picture, well done sir, and very nice truck too!! You other lads should prob follow up with a pic or 2 of your truck;)

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My 1963 C-10 Fleetside "Ginger" I thought i posted this before been here for awhile
http://i913.photobucket.com/albums/a..._pete_1963.jpg

Here's me on my 2002 Indian Chief "Chiefie"

http://i913.photobucket.com/albums/a...efiecircle.jpg

Here is my 2012 Indian CHief in Rocky Harbour, Newfoundland last month, I rode it up from NC. This bike is serial number 002 of 110 built this year, first one for sale by Polaris avalible to the public. I figured I saw ferds in this thread, y'all wouldn't mind my Indians (I have three more)!

http://i913.photobucket.com/albums/a...kyHarbour1.jpg

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HI, my name is Ben and my most recent project is a 1966 C20 Stepside longbed. I bought from the second owner who had it 36 years and used it daily as his work truck.

Just found this site a few weeks ago. I have to say that this is the most informative site I have ever seen. Will need as much advise and hel as you are willing to give....... Ignore the date, didnt set the camera date before we took the pictures, they were taking last week
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Thanks for the comments Craigerrr. It has came a long way from the shape I got it in...

http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/n...t021012010.jpg

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I'm Doug & I just bought a 66 C10 from a friend about a month ago and it's my first truck build. Worked on Camaros and Cutlass most my life but when I had a chance to buy this, I sold the Cutlass and bought it.

Other than my fuel injected 383 & T56, I'm torn between the stock long fleetside bed or a stakebed/flatbed. I like the idea/looks of beer keg gas tanks between the cab and rear tires...

http://i683.photobucket.com/albums/v...0/CIMG0464.jpg
http://i683.photobucket.com/albums/v...0/CIMG0465.jpg


Here's my build thread I started in the project section.

http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...d.php?t=540838

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