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04-19-2024, 07:55 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2017
Location: New Castle, IN
Posts: 19
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Re: 1950 3600/S-10-LS swap
At least I'm not the only one "like me who seems to buy from that guy ". Good luck with the build I will be watching. I don't blame you for trying to help young people when they are trying, I do it all the time. Rob
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04-19-2024, 08:27 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Middleburg, North Carolina
Posts: 476
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Re: 1950 3600/S-10-LS swap
Off tomorrow and I plan to pull the chassis back in the shop and start some fitment.
I hacked the floor up pretty good getting the body bolts out. I have to figure out how to patch it. Easy enough from the laptop. LOL S |
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Today, 05:37 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Middleburg, North Carolina
Posts: 476
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Re: 1950 3600/S-10-LS swap
I got the cab and bed off the frame. It was as much work as I have ever had to do to get them separated from one another and then off the chassis. The '50 model chassis is not as bad rust wise as I thought. it has the AMC Pacer front end but a hack job for the rear. The S-10 frame is now in the shop. The 383 stroker motor is setting in the corner waiting patiently.
Now that I have the three biggest 'working parts' all in one spot I can start the process of making this a truck again. Pics and some occasional whining to follow. LOL Scott |
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