|
Re: The Snortin' bull
2 Attachment(s)
So no radio in truck and in today's world we use cell phone's and Ipod's.The original cig. lighter is wired for and ready for use.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
1 Attachment(s)
I don't know why the past owners put all the hole's in the dash? I put misc. lamp's and period matching knob's in them though 2 of them became actual turn signal indicator's for left and right not just a lit dash cluster lamp.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
1 Attachment(s)
Put in the bench seat back rest.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
1 Attachment(s)
Bed wood. A basic farm pack of mis match . Stained today and came put fairly well. This past summer i let the wood gray out a bit to look aged.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
1 Attachment(s)
Just had to set the bed wood down in to see the color.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
I like the look!
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
3 Attachment(s)
In the spare part's stash was 58 car shroud ,Modified it to fit the truck. Cut and tacked together for fit. Almost look's original.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
1 Attachment(s)
Shroud loosely mounted .Ready to finish.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
Quote:
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
2 Attachment(s)
Transmission cooler line's in.Fillin' tran's with fluid
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
1 Attachment(s)
Underside view with aired up rear bag's . This no restoration but it is cool to see the original primer seal coat from GMC.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
2 Attachment(s)
The start of the exhaust from the header's out to the rear.Gonna have to be creative to keep tight high up and routed clear of everything.Left a clear route for it during the build.I think?
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
2 Attachment(s)
Came out to garage to see the Bull had pee'd on the floor. Out with the driveshaft slip yoke and welded up and sealed.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
1 Attachment(s)
Working on shroud still to get a somewhat original look to it .
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
2 Attachment(s)
Antifreeze (coolant) filled in radiator and engine.Radiator cap needed my 2 bit's.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
3 Attachment(s)
Set up a battery holddown for the start battery. Swapped out the auxillary optima redtop battery for new one as it was not holding a load anymore.It was a core battery I kept alive over a year and a half.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
Cap is cool!
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
[QUOTE=66ChevyMax;7384209]Cap is cool![/QUOTE Thank's a small detail.The gas cap has it also.It take's a few quarter's for and $ for these ride's.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
1 Attachment(s)
The previous owner (po) had put the blower fan switch in the glove box. Using a spare knob I moved the switch to the dash .Adapted it to one of the factory hole plugs.The original factory AIR lever is now the cable to open the water control valve.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
HAPPY TURKEY day to ya'all . have good holiday.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
2 Attachment(s)
so the rear axle's will be re-drilled for 5 on 5 pattern. And also new rear brake's complete .
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
1 Attachment(s)
Dropped 1960 gmc front shot. "Just cool I think". Maybe in the eye's of restoration or antiquier people they may feel this ruined. This is preservation.
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
I dig it! Looking sweet.
Wade |
Re: The Snortin' bull
Quote:
|
Re: The Snortin' bull
1 Attachment(s)
Out with all of the old rear brake's in with all new.11 x 2 riveted.
|
| All times are GMT -4. The time now is 12:25 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
Copyright 1997-2022 67-72chevytrucks.com