67-72 chevy crew cabs

[71blksuper4x4]

Originally Posted by randy500

Bringing this one back up, I like it, anyone have pics to add?

Randy, we need more pics of yours. Yours runs, I have to push mine

[randy500]

Originally Posted by 71blksuper4x4

Randy, we need more pics of yours. Yours runs, I have to push mine

At least your pushing a crew....for a long time that was my dream.
It’s the only thing I drive now. I installed a new lift pump and 3k governor springs last week, big improvement in drive ability.
Here is a pic of the front receiver for my 8k warm winch, I use the winch on my trailer for the dead ones and on this one it will be for winching out non running trucks from my backyard.
I think the front hitch tied the front frame together real nice, drives real straight with almost no driver input.

[randy500]

Picking up Father’s Day beverages.

[randy500]

Picture of the interior. I like it because it’s stock and decent condition.

[71blksuper4x4]

Looks good Randy, did you lift it?

[randy500]

Originally Posted by 71blksuper4x4

Looks good Randy, did you lift it?

The 4wd frame I bought had front lift springs, I used them and on the rear I did an ORD shackle flip with 82 or so 4wd suburban rear springs. It sits about 6" taller than my all stock 72 1/2ton 4wd so considering the 32" tires I think the lift is about 3"
BF Goodrich specs on the tires is 33.3" tall....I'm missing some height there.

[71blksuper4x4]

Yeah, I was thinking possibly 2.5” lift. That’s what I am shooting for with mine. Would like 33”s instead of bigger, but will have to see if everything will clear.