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quadzero · 11-12-2015, 10:19 PM

Thanks guys. That fuel pump problem was a real setback for time and money. And two months ago I started the living room renovations and I'm still at it. The poor truck just gets pushed back further and further. The new truck is in fact an '83 and has a 350, (according to the VIN). Since it came in running I'm considering on having the block rebuilt. I don't know much else about it but the rear driveshaft was exactly what I needed and the fuel tanks supports and filler neck look good too so hopefully I can have a passenger side tank again. I don't know what is with the drive flanges but the bolts holding it together don't look original and seem very over-sized. Hopefully if it doesn't snow I will have them off this weekend.

11-12-2015, 10:19 PM	#33
quadzero Registered User Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Red Lake, ON Posts: 106	Re: '87 GMC Blue Rhino Project Thanks guys. That fuel pump problem was a real setback for time and money. And two months ago I started the living room renovations and I'm still at it. The poor truck just gets pushed back further and further. The new truck is in fact an '83 and has a 350, (according to the VIN). Since it came in running I'm considering on having the block rebuilt. I don't know much else about it but the rear driveshaft was exactly what I needed and the fuel tanks supports and filler neck look good too so hopefully I can have a passenger side tank again. I don't know what is with the drive flanges but the bolts holding it together don't look original and seem very over-sized. Hopefully if it doesn't snow I will have them off this weekend.