Craig Nedrow's latest activity
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This is what I made for my K5 body...used thick walled square tubing. -
That's a dam good idea,I never thought of it and never had a problem,but if a person welded angle across both door openings and then...
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And if you are cutting out a lot on either side, like rockers, floor pans and cab supports, it wouldn't hurt to weld in a length of...
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When I cut out major sections like rockers etc. I weld angle iron across the inside of the door opening as low as I can and still be...
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Craig Nedrow replied to the thread BBC 489 build.each day, lil' closer. Installed freeze plugs, using Permatex #1 brown form-a-gasket, rated for this application. Also installed all the...
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Craig Nedrow replied to the thread BBC 489 build.Here it the Cloyes timing cover, has roller button to control cam walk, and is easily adjustable. Will need to buy/make a timing...
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Miles, maintenance history, what repairs have been done that won’t need to be done again soon and condition are the best ways to judge...
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The problem area with these trucks are the front wheel bearings, the front cover seal, the head gaskets if it's an iron block with...
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I believe the 2005 was the last year or next to last year that did NOT come with DOD. I'd drive the hell out of that truck. Powertrains...
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Depending on price/miles/condition, but that would be a great driver. I'll give ya a quick run down after I get back from an errand with...
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I recall during the early 80s when the redesigned models came out and the round eye squarebody was considered antiquated. I also...
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All you just mentioned. I want to drive a truck daily. I love my square but want to keep it running as long as possible and practicality...
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Oh yeah, I have been following Huks thread on his 2005 daily. I really admire seeing all the thorough work he does on his square and...
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What is it you are wanting from the truck? Daily driver? Resto? Currently the market for OBS and both small and full size GM trucks thru...
