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04-05-2021, 12:09 PM | #1 |
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Re: 72 Chevy K20 Wrecker restoration
Small update, I have decided to have the frame blasted and epoxy coated, I just pulled the old 305, th350 and the transfer case. Gonna clean up the th350 and transfer case but the 305 isnt going to be returning. Want to find a 96 or newer Vortec 350 and bolt a carburetor intake on it and run that for a while, possibly with a towing cam but nothing major. Anyone else run the serpentine belt setup that would have come on one of these? I have heard the ones from a vortec powered s10 Blazer will work? Maybe a truck or van too? But anyway, cart in front of the horse, I need to get all the the body mount rubber and hardware. I know 4x4 is specific and possibly 3/4 ton? Anyone have a specific company to suggest? I did buy all new stainless pre bent brake lines, fuel lines and transmission cooling lines from Inline tube. Havent taken them out of the box yet but I have seen good reviews and they seem to cover all bases when it comes to lines for these trucks so I went for it. Glad to be almost at a "turning point" for my project as hopefully before too long it will be going back together instead of coming further apart.
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1972 K20, 350, t350, holmes 440 wrecker, grandpa ordered new in 71 2007 Suburban 2500 (camper hauler) 2013 Dodge Journey AWD (bride's ride) 2007 Pontiac Vibe (daily) |
04-05-2021, 02:21 PM | #2 | |
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