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Old 05-04-2008, 06:03 AM   #1
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Re: project: 67 LWB on the ultra-cheap

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-Maybe put my real nice rust free '70 clip in it, its alot better than the original, and rust free but I really like the 67 styling... any input on this one?
I'm think about going the other way on this. This front clip on my '69 is actually really nice. It has one small dent where the molding tapers to a point on the driver's side and both are very solid. I even have a decent '69 grill. Still yet, I'm considering putting a nice '68 clip I already have on it.
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Old 05-04-2008, 10:42 AM   #2
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Re: project: 67 LWB on the ultra-cheap

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I'm think about going the other way on this. This front clip on my '69 is actually really nice. It has one small dent where the molding tapers to a point on the driver's side and both are very solid. I even have a decent '69 grill. Still yet, I'm considering putting a nice '68 clip I already have on it.
I like the 67 front end ALOT, but the truck is a beater, and I just needed a TRUCK, so it doesnt have to look great, or even look good. I just need it to haul crushed rock for my driveway once in a while, and to make trips to menards, or to haul junk around. So really it is fine the way it is, but scince I have alot of leftover stuff I might as well tinker with it a little bit.

I've also been toying with the idea of leaving the slots, and doing about an afternoons worth of body work just to make it fairly decent and doing a satin black paint job with some scallops or stripes or somthing... kind of make a rat rod. But, just incase i want to sell it in a year or so I dont want to make it unapealling to someone just wanting a beater truck. So I might just leave the body alone, other than a new boxside and maybe the clip? I'll figure it out later.
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Old 05-07-2008, 01:50 AM   #3
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Well, on saturday I got the nex exaust manifold on, managed to break the dang starter solenoid becasue I didnt like the way the positive battery cable was routed. While i was in there, I figured I'd re-rout it and the + post on the solenoid broke right off. I also got my new spark plugs and wires on. The bracket I had for the alternator wasnt right, and thats all i really had left under the hood so maybe that will get done next weekend.

heres some pics of the old manifold, and the process of putting the new one on. I didnt get new pics of it all back together yet.
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