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Re: My 67 GMC 920 build
Bill's! That's a name I knew way back when (before internet). Haven't heard of the business in years. Good to know he's still at it.
I love this and can't wait to see what you do. I love them original but not a purist. I like them all. I saw that the frame was stretched and combined with rust issues I get what you are doing. I have a cab off a C/30, front sheet metal, and all the drivetrain incl. engine to build a 1t 4wd I'm thinking will be a flatbed. I have two trucks ahead of all that, but I need to find a chassis, preferably 4wd squarebody, but any 2wd 67-87 frame will do. I have a '72 K2500 for my "original 4wd".
The 920 in your title attracted me here. I never see anyone showing the Canadian models on here, or very seldom. Like the earlier Maple Leafs, Acadians, Beaumonts, Laurentians, etc. I love seeing the Canadian models. I have a set of 910 emblems with Canadian-only 'Custom" door emblems I've considered using on my '67 project I'm building from parts.
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Tim
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