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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10

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Originally Posted by 5150.4.67

Gringo,
Where did you mount the prop valve? I'm guessing on the cross member 73 and later style?

Yes, it is mounted exactly as a '73-'87 truck would be. I was VERY tempted to bend new lines for it, but restrained myself due to time concerns, so I just painted them black; it will leave me something to do after the truck is 'done'

I need this thing road-worthy by mid-June...

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Originally Posted by VA72C10

Looking good man! Nice floor on that truck!!!

Thanks! I was happy to find so little cancer lurking under the carpet, as I knew it had been wet before and wasn't sure what to expect.

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