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I've replaced my cruise/wiper switch to try and get my cruise working. I've ordered 2 switches now from 2 different sellers, and both... -
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Maybe that's what the brothers who had these vehicles were doing... laundering ill gotten $$$$?
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For years I resto'd 4N cars, some worth 6 figures and usually through Mecum or Worldwide (Auburn). Guy I did ALOT of cars for was good...
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The other low mileage square that sold alongside this one at the estate auction was a blazer with 40 miles on the odo. The title said 80k.
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Regardless of the discussion, if OP wants it to look like an 80s Navy Blue truck, the paint codes have been provided. Trying to match...
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mtbadbob replied to the thread 67 Mile V10.Probably trying to get rid of some $ before tax time!
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mtbadbob replied to the thread 67 Mile V10.I seriously doubt it's a re-pop sticker. I think some people are really over-thinking the discrepancies.
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mtbadbob replied to the thread 67 Mile V10.Title's SELDOM match actual mileage, that doesn't mean SQUAT if they don't. Several of my title's state mileage at the time of...
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I don’t have a part number, but the shiny tan gaskets that comes with the TransStar overhaul kits work well. If the pan is flat and...
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IMO gasket doesn’t really matter if the pan is straight and you tighten it properly. I generally use a very thin coating of rtv on both...
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mtbadbob replied to the thread Trying to identify this color of blue.There were a few different color possibilities. I'd look at every year of square paint charts & pick the one you like. In this case, I'd...
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There was no navy blue pearl offered for squarebody era GMs and certainly not on the trucks. There was factory dark blue 29 and dark...
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Trying to match paint based on a picture can be difficult. The true color is rarely exactly what the ink on a picture shows. Also...
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mtbadbob reacted to HotWheelsBurban's post in the thread Trying to identify this color of blue with
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Our '84 Burb was this color, with silver on the sides. Very dark navy blue, no metallic in it. Don't remember what the name or code was...
