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What have you done to your square lately??
Those would be on my short list too. That’ll look the part, especially with the sidepipes. @Grit dog -
1972 GMC C10
That’s what I thought! We got it hooked up and rolling toward the barn, and I had thought that I didn’t want to hit the brakes and lock them up. Well, the guy stopped a little too quickly so I instinctively hit the brakes, and they kinda worked. More importantly, they didn’t do the...- ChuckN
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- Forum: Other Vehicles
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1972 GMC C10
Helping my buddy get this thing out of a barn. I’ll post some pics later- forgot to take some when we were out in the county. As soon as we got out there we went to work and turned tail after we’d gotten soaked by the rain (getting it back in the barn). He’d moved it out temporarily for a family...- ChuckN
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- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Stock 1976 C10 - Need Wheel/Tire size help!
btw, your truck already looks perfect IMHO.- ChuckN
- Post #14
- Forum: Wheels and Tires
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Stock 1976 C10 - Need Wheel/Tire size help!
Yeah, they’re pretty far down the list of things that I’ll get. I’m honestly curious about the weight of these things- the stock rallies are like rocks. I’d like to have something a bit bigger AND lighter.- ChuckN
- Post #13
- Forum: Wheels and Tires
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TH400 Information Thread
@DoubleDingo sorry if it’s not exactly applicable, but after much research seems like TransGo is a reputable kit, but that’s in the realm of the TH350. Nick may have a different idea- he has been helping me a lot with my TransGo install.- ChuckN
- Post #80
- Forum: Automatic Transmission
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New owner of an 87 K10 Stepside
Welcome from the upper left corner. Nice truck!- ChuckN
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- Forum: Introduction
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What have you done to your square lately??
Today, finally got the truck up on stands to drop the pan and start on the Transgo shift kit. Figured it was time anyway since I’ve roughly 1000 or more miles on her now and good to do a service after break-in. Wish I hadn’t seen what I’ve seen, and at the same time glad I dropped it when I... -
1985 Scottsdale, finally getting some love.
Welcome from the upper NW corner!- ChuckN
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- Forum: Introduction
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Soon to be new member…
Yeah, I saw another one up there too BTW. Guy had a rare 4x4 81-82 longed stepside north of the border at the truck crossing right on the main drag. I’d say that picture you found as an example is perfect. Black steelies with dog dish caps. Nice find! Looks a good solid truck.- ChuckN
- Post #49
- Forum: Introduction
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Best Flowmaster
Hey hey HEY!!!!Enough of this trash talk! (I only say this because I have them on my truck so they can’t suck right?):anitoof: No, Flowmasters have that old school pop-can sound. I like it, but it’s not for everyone. I have 40s on 2.5” exhaust with 350 and headers, and they end before the...- ChuckN
- Post #31
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Most affordable shipping for body panels?
Good to know. For now, I’m just keeping an eye out for a good cab to get the pinch metal under the windshield at the corners. Even then, it’s not a huge deal. Both corners at the bottom that have rot are only a couple inches long- any experienced body shop dude should be able to fabricate it...- ChuckN
- Post #35
- Forum: Paint and Body
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Most affordable shipping for body panels?
Thanks for that offer! Doors are pretty easy to come by, even if I have to drive a couple hours. Shipping would be a killer. Appreciate it though, bud! Mostly I’m just looking for a good cab to harvest bits of metal under the windshield at the corners where there’s rust. That and some earlier...- ChuckN
- Post #34
- Forum: Paint and Body
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Most affordable shipping for body panels?
So, the hood that came with mine was beat up, twisted and had two dents in the front lip that were nasty, and because of the layers of metal weren’t accessible to bump out. So I bought another off a GMC work truck, and it looked good in the bright summer sun, but then I realized it had all sorts...- ChuckN
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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Most affordable shipping for body panels?
Cool! Sounds like I need to redouble my efforts to get down to C10s on the Capital this summer.- ChuckN
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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Most affordable shipping for body panels?
That’s cool that those guys are still doing that. About thirty years ago, I was looking for a hatchback for my ‘76 Nova when I had thought I would salvage it, and had a parts hunter bring be one up from the south. I paid a good price because he had a ton of other (really cool) parts in the...- ChuckN
- Post #12
- Forum: Paint and Body
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Most affordable shipping for body panels?
Good call, I was going to try to hit the Monroe swap meet this year but ended up working on Saturday when all the action happens. Was the same last year but went on the Sunday and it wasn’t worth a damn. Seems like there’s much more activity down towards the Seattle/Olympia/Puyallup area than up...- ChuckN
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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Most affordable shipping for body panels?
Hey bud, that’s my preference. I keep trying, but either they’re already gone or sold before I get there, or they’re rusted because of the battery tray on the drinkers side. There’s a guy down in Sultan, posts as Kenny Whitman on the facespace, and he has square stuff all the time but never...- ChuckN
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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Most affordable shipping for body panels?
Mostly looking at inner fenders for more wheel clearance (mine is an ‘81, going to the 73-79 version) but most places I look, the shipping is horrendously expensive. For the inner fenders, the cost for shipping is about the cost of the item itself. I did find a set from eBay motors that someone...- ChuckN
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What have you done to your square lately??
Met a friend this morning and saw his ‘53. Then after, picked up my wife and got some plants for the yard. -
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What have you done to your square lately??
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Tach not registering
Glad you got it sorted! Those temp sensors can be a PITA finding the right one. I went through a couple before I happened upon one from Autozone that read right- I have seen on here people posting the correct ohms for the years but can’t remember where. I’d look back through my Autozone orders...- ChuckN
- Post #33
- Forum: Gauge, Speedo & Instrumentation
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Plans for the summer.
Thanks, bud! I do have a set of tools behind the seat, and a spare ignition module in the glove box. I really have no fancy equipment in the engine or drivetrain, everything is pretty much standard. So I’m not so worried about that, and just about everything has been replaced or rebuilt. The...- ChuckN
- Post #15
- Forum: Tech Discussion
