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Early 73'-80' engine hood reinforcements
Sounds like you had the perfect storm with the right lawnmower having the right blades and you're experienced with welding on these auto bodies! This is hood I bought is in decent shape (told it came from the south). I want to do minimal mods to it. Would like to enhance the look of my brackets...- Cyrillious
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I cant get my new engine to run smooth. Seems untunable.
I had a similar issue with my 350 after I rebuilt it hard to start and idling too high approximately 1300rpm. I had to get electricity to the electric choke and that helped with starting. I had to go left then right gradually with the high idle screw (left facing the engine bay) and then the low...- Cyrillious
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Early 73'-80' engine hood reinforcements
Hood that came with my project is bent across the middle so I fabricated a couple brackets to keep my donor hood sturdy. Used existing holes for 5/16-18 bolts and 1/2" pipe across for extra stability. Anyone did modification to their hoods for reinforcements? Or is this overkill?- Cyrillious
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2" raised Steering arm for 4x4 k10
Are there raised steering or pitman arms for a 2" lifted square body? Wonder if SKU6600 would fit the job?- Cyrillious
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- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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81-87 body molding
Be cool to see before and after pictures once you're done. Hopefully the trim should be reasonable to find if you're on a budget- Cyrillious
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- Forum: Exterior
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81-87 body molding
Chrome/silver if the other accents on the truck matches the strips- Cyrillious
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Dana 60 rear, Dana 70 front. Questions
The Dana 60 has the same gear ratio as the Dana 70? That'd be something to be sure of- Cyrillious
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- Forum: Lifted & Off-Road Systems
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Mobile Appraisal
Apparently it doesn't have to be a mechanic that does the appraisal. After I went online and looked for appraisers and found one not too far and they gave me an appraisal over the phone and email with documentation forwarded to them. Hopefully this is the last piece of information to get it...- Cyrillious
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- Forum: Introduction
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15" hub caps
@Originalthor For some reason I can't post pics in DM's. Would be nice to find a pair of these.- Cyrillious
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- Forum: Wheels and Tires
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Mobile Appraisal
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Mobile Appraisal
If it needs that kind of appraisal I'm open to those parties... I think it's for how much I have to pay in tax to the government- Cyrillious
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Wanted: Spare tire wheel well and or part number
Sweet! Appreciate your help!- Cyrillious
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Mobile Appraisal
Anyone knows of mechanics that can do an appraisal on old vehicles in the Toronto Canada area that can do one outside the garage on one's property? Need it to register the vehicle under my name.- Cyrillious
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- Forum: Introduction
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Camaro tach that everyone can love.
Any idea what's the part number for that tachometer? What year Camaro it came out of? Clean fit and compliment the speedometer.- Cyrillious
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- Forum: Gauge, Speedo & Instrumentation
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Hello World
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- Forum: Introduction
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Wanted: Spare tire wheel well and or part number
Sweet. I'll DM you- Cyrillious
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- Forum: Introduction
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Which tachometer?
That is a nicely fitted tachometer... What manufacturer and part number is that tach if you don't mind me asking?- Cyrillious
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Wanted: Spare tire wheel well and or part number
If you can get it out intact I'll take it. If some edges get bent not the end of the world.- Cyrillious
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New to this group
Thank you! I'm learning lots already. Had to change the engine and rebuilt the carburetor- Cyrillious
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Wanted: Spare tire wheel well and or part number
Outer trim. The picture the black trim would be lower.- Cyrillious
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New to this group
I bought an 1980 GMC Suburban as is and trying to bring it to life and get it running and safety to be on the road. Have a soft spot for 73-80 models so here to find hard to get parts and share experiences along the way since this is my first carbureted vehicle. Wish me luck as is this my first...- Cyrillious
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