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Are OE lug studs long enough? 77 C10
@Grit dog They are not. Had to get tires for the Pilot on the Discount Card a few weeks ago and just paid it off. I'll probably wait until I get to SC anyway. We just got married this weekend and are trying to pay it off before we buy a house. Luckily, I think we spent less than $5k on the soirée.- Soundmound
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Are OE lug studs long enough? 77 C10
Nice choice! I went polished lip square setup - 20 x 8.5 with 4.5 backspacing. Looks like you did similar?- Soundmound
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Newbie from France
Welcome from Central Washington! Cool truck brother.- Soundmound
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- Forum: Introduction
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Truck Size
I'm a fan of the 99-07 interiors and think they are probably the height of GM comfort. New trucks all have super thin seats compared to the previous generations. My '05 CCSB is super comfy/spacious. It has just enough of the creature comforts without all the extra complications of some newer...- Soundmound
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- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Tina King Chevy/GMC seatbelts
Assuming your plastics are good it's a teardown, clean, dye, reassemble process. My webbing was good so it was cleaned and dyed. Mechanical parts were cleaned and lubed. Plastics cleaned and dyed. Polished buckles and NOS buttons. She did have to trim one one the seat buckle covers to clean it...- Soundmound
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- Forum: Interior
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Tina King Chevy/GMC seatbelts
Fit and finish is not at all the same on new. If you want the factory look you have to restore.- Soundmound
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- Forum: Interior
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New Guy from Washington State
Welcome from Central Washington!- Soundmound
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- Forum: Introduction
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New guy from North California
Welcome from Central Washington!- Soundmound
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- Forum: Introduction
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Tina King Chevy/GMC seatbelts
She did mine. Great work all around.- Soundmound
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- Forum: Interior
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New member Lancaster Ca
Welcome from Central Washington! Great backstory on a real nice rig!!- Soundmound
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- Forum: Introduction
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new here, just relotated to GA
Welcome from Central Washington!- Soundmound
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- Forum: Introduction
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What have you done to your square lately??
This past weekend I fit the "bad" dash and installed all the AC ductwork. Put the glove box in, installed the seat and all the restored belts. Trimmed an awful lot to get the dash in and still need to pull it and remove some foam to level it out/fit the sides better and get the new bezel to seat...- Soundmound
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- Forum: Garage
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What have you done to your square lately??
This past weekend I fit the "bad" dash and installed all the AC ductwork. Put the glove box in, installed the seat and all the restored belts. Trimmed an awful lot to get the dash in and still need to pull it and remove some foam to level it out/fit the sides better and get the new bezel to seat...- Soundmound
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- Forum: Garage
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What have you done to your square lately??
Kenwood KFC-6966S 6 x 9 Inch 400-Watt 3-Way Flush Mount Coaxial Car Speaker Were cheap enough on Amazon to roll the dice. Still need to buy a head unit...or I could do the sacrilegious thing and put a single din in it. I just happen to have one from my new truck purchase. No I couldn't live...- Soundmound
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- Forum: Garage
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1985 Scottsdale, finally getting some love.
Welcome from Central Washington!- Soundmound
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- Forum: Introduction
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What have you done to your square lately??
Busy weekend. Seat got new bottom foam and recovered. Carpet trimmed and 6x9's got installed plus I started reinstalling the air ducts. I might actually get to take it to Classy Chassis next weekend.- Soundmound
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- Forum: Garage
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Square body truck diecast for sale
I'd be interested in the black/red/orange square if you have a duplicate.- Soundmound
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- Forum: For Sale
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New member from North Carolina
Welcome from Central Washington!- Soundmound
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