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What have you done to your square lately??
Cleaned up the “the 74” and took it out to a local car show. -
Just joined this group ,Hello from southern Alberta
Greetings from Northern Alberta- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Introduction
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Turn Signal Issues
My son just had the same thing on his 74 with the full LED swap. He bought a reverse polarity plug for the relay and it fixed it right up. You can use jumper wires to see if it works before buying the plug.- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Electrical & Audio
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What have you done to your square lately??
My son got the seat in and the new gauge cluster, so we took it for a little drive to calibrate the speedometer. -
Easton Is Graduating Thank You all for your help GMSB!!
From one father and son build to another Congratulations Easton. The skills you learned from your build will take you along ways in life, it is things you do not get from sitting in front of a screen. I'm sure the time spent together will be cherished by both forever. Ryan graduates next...- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Introduction
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What have you done to your square lately??
Thanks. American Racing VN407 -
What have you done to your square lately??
I appreciate it. Lots of inspiration here on the forum. -
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1974 C15 Fleetside 8’ box wooden floor
Could be tough to find they are fairly rare. Best thing would be if you could find a donor vehicle. We just finished up our 74' and lucky it was still in good shape.- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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Stepside wood opinions?
We just finished up our wood bed and went with the routed edge to bring the rails down flush. I think it turned out well. That Black Walnut will be as hard as our Wenge to router.- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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What did you pay for a square
It was all there. A few rotten lines and fuel tank flush and we were running.- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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What did you pay for a square
$250 cdn, from an estate sale. Now mind you I did have to go out of my way and drive a whole 1-1/2 hours to pick it up ;). Two days later my son and I had it running and drove it around the backroads. Here is where we are at with it today.- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Cab molding kit
Here is what they look like from factory. As we are putting things back together. -
Wondering about registration in Alberta
We had to get ours inspected for insurance purposes not for the registration. If you can get insurance without the inspection they should have no problem registering it.- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Show me your 8 lug wheels!
We have these ones for sale along with the 14 bolt rear end and the front A arms.- Rhinos74
- Post #236
- Forum: Wheels and Tires
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Searching for a modern sound system
We ran with a retro radio as well. Lots of plug and play options with them at a reasonable price. Also gives you all the features of a modern system with the original look. As mentioned before it was a little finicky to get into place, but overall manageable. We had great customer service...- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Electrical & Audio
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New to the Forum
Nice to see Randy. I built a 76 C10 shortbox stepside with my Dad when I was 14, carrying on the memories.- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Introduction
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New to the Forum
It is the original paint on the truck. Trying to convince my son we should stick with the original color and of course he thinks we should change it to a candy, but we will see.- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Introduction
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New to the Forum
We are new to the forum and have just been snooping around for a while getting ideas and seeing what other are upto. Thought we should finally join the conversation. This is a a father son build that is just getting going. My son says I can take it for a drive every once in a while.- Rhinos74
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- Forum: Introduction
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Bitchin’ 73 C20
Nice looking ride. We are just starting the build on ours.- Rhinos74
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- Forum: eBay & Craiglist Listings
