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Old 03-03-2016, 12:17 AM   #1
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Re: 1971 C-10 Cheyenne

That is my favorite color combo. Nice truck, and even better that you get to work on it with your son.
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Re: 1971 C-10 Cheyenne

Did you have to notch the rear with a 6" drop? looks great!
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Old 03-03-2016, 10:34 AM   #3
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Re: 1971 C-10 Cheyenne

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Nice! How about the interior?? Looks like you got a red head steering gear. You will have to let me know how you like it over a reman gear box! Looking forward to seeing the transmission install as I plan the same!
The interior is a project for this fall but for now its gutted and getting a pair of PRP Daily Driver bucket seats. This fall it will get sprayed with an insulator and sound material of some sort. I'll post pictures when the seats arrive. I spent a number of years as a tech in a diesel pickup truck shop and we installed a number of Red Head steering gears along with a few others and I have found nothing better than the Red Head. The one I got is the quicker ratio one.

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That is my favorite color combo. Nice truck, and even better that you get to work on it with your son.
Thank You, spending time with him and seeing him learn and get new ideas is really cool.

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Did you have to notch the rear with a 6" drop? looks great!
With out a notch it had about 3" of up travel and rode on the factory bump stops. We put about 300 miles on the truck without notching the frame and you sure knew when you hit a bump. It will be notched before it hits the road again.
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