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Old 06-06-2021, 06:58 AM   #36
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Re: 1972 C20 -Airride conversion-

@CG, Thanks!
Finned valvecovers and air cleaner would look awesome, but I doubt that type of valve cover will fit.
The covers that are on it now have a lip where they seal to the head, the compressor sits above this lip. The finned valvecovers don't have that as far as I know.


Small update:
Antenna came in.

I'm scared to drive with it all the way up
I mean, do they hold up in 60 mph wind?

Also had a lot of problems with all sorts of debris from trees ending up inside the cab. so hopfully this trashguard will stop that from happening again.



I've also put new window seals and fuzzies in the doors, but now my windows don't close all the way. I've read that its a common problem with repro fuzzies. But what's the fix?
Do I have to take it all apart and cut the window channel lower?
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