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webfoot · 05-26-2017, 12:29 PM

Well this thing is now a driver, so now what???

I put in those new push-on door seals with the mitered corner, those sure are nice. I think the factory units may have sealed large june bugs from entering the cab, but other than that they seem kinda worthless. Only problem is it leaves a gap where the old recess was where the old seal would have covered. Oh well.

The last 2 things I'll address is to get the bearings in the dana 60 replaced and make the 4wd functional again, and install the rest of the AC stuff. A functional speedometer would be nice too.

This thing was a hell of a lot more work than I anticipated, but when isn't that the case. Now that this thing is where I want it I can focus more on my 68 GTO ragtop I stepped away from to work on this.

05-26-2017, 12:29 PM	#37
webfoot Registered User Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Hermiston, OR Posts: 947	Re: The project with no name - 1970 K20 Well this thing is now a driver, so now what??? I put in those new push-on door seals with the mitered corner, those sure are nice. I think the factory units may have sealed large june bugs from entering the cab, but other than that they seem kinda worthless. Only problem is it leaves a gap where the old recess was where the old seal would have covered. Oh well. The last 2 things I'll address is to get the bearings in the dana 60 replaced and make the 4wd functional again, and install the rest of the AC stuff. A functional speedometer would be nice too. This thing was a hell of a lot more work than I anticipated, but when isn't that the case. Now that this thing is where I want it I can focus more on my 68 GTO ragtop I stepped away from to work on this. __________________ *Running in place gets you nowhere fast.* -me 1968 GTO 4-spd covnvertible 1970 K-20 4-speed, factory AC.