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Old 08-28-2016, 10:59 AM   #1
Dieselholic92
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After I got rid of my 1981 K20 last year, I missed having an old GM truck around. I wasn't actively seeking one, but my cousin had an old pickup he used around the farm yet. He decided to list it for sale just as I was heading to his area for a tractor show. I ended up buying it while I was there and making room for it on my lowboy. My cousin bought the truck in 1988 from the original owner, and drove it to high school and college. The story is that his dad was driving it one winter, slid through a stop sign and got into a fender bender with another car. That's how the driver side fender was bent in. He parked it in the mid 90s and let it sit. Then in 2005 he decided to pull it out and get it running again. The motor was stuck so he pulled a running 350 2 barrel out of a mid 80s Chevy and put it in the truck. He redid the brakes and other wear parts to make it drivable again. Since then he put about 20,000 miles on it.

It's a 1972 GMC 1500 Super Custom. I believe it is original miles on it. The odometer shows around 90,000.

I'm not sure exactly what direction I want to go with the truck yet. I'm thinking about leaving the body just like it is. I like the idea of a small drop with 16" or bigger rally wheels. It runs pretty well the way it is. I just ordered an Edelbrock performer intake for it. I also have an Edelbrock carb for it, a 600cfm I think. It's an original A/C pickup. My cousin recharged it last year with R12 and said it worked great but it must have a leak somewhere. I would like to get that working again.

Anyway, here's a picture from when I brought it home


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