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Old 01-21-2017, 10:49 PM   #56
kehstr
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Re: 1972 gmc 2wd highlander with original paint

small update, I got the piece we added to the trans cross-member cut out and made it so the cab doesn't have a body lift anymore, just need to get the driveline angles set, and see if the motor needs to go down to make the angles all work right before I weld in the correct mount.
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then I also got the steering column mounted
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and got the firewall insulation mounted. Those of you that have put these on know how big of a PITA these are to put on. Anyone that is looking at doing this, it is best to start at one side and work to the other, clamping it or bolting it down as you go, otherwise it will fight you the whole time.
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