Hello from Maine

[SwampMonstah]

Hello, I thought it would be appropriate to introduce myself and join the discussions. I bought my first Chevy recently, a 1984 k20, 5.7. She's rough but that's how I like it anyway! I found my way to this site after browsing google for specs and hardware for a front driveshaft rebuild. And so, the journey begins...

 

[Mr Clean]

 

[animal]

 

[Strick]

Welcome to the site from NC.

HS

 

[Copymutt]

welcome from Colorado. Weve been searching for a home down east for several years now. Unfortunately we need a great kitchen for my wife and lots of shop/ garage space for me. In our 7O’s now so ranch style is a plus. I guess the 40 yrs. we spent building what we want isn’t easily duplicated. At least the square bodies out here aren't full of rust.

 

[Doppleganger]

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[Shorty81]

Welcome from Ohio

 

[Corvette Ed]

Welcome aboard from East Tennessee.

 

[WFO]

Welcome from the Texas Panhandle.

 

[Travlr]

Hello, I thought it would be appropriate to introduce myself and join the discussions. I bought my first Chevy recently, a 1984 k20, 5.7. She's rough but that's how I like it anyway! I found my way to this site after browsing google for specs and hardware for a front driveshaft rebuild. And so, the journey begins...

I just replaced the front driveshaft on mine with a new one from Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09DCRZT8Z/

There are different options so if you decide to go this route be careful and READ the DESCRIPTIONS carefully to be sure you order the right one.

 

[Craig Nedrow]

Hey Nick, this is a great place, some characters here, lots of knowledge. BTW is that a Belgium Tervuren in your pic. Beautiful, big dog I’m a big dog lover. Randy’s ring and pinion is a great place for parts and knowledge. This web site has tons if subjects, just search.

 

[Soundmound]

Welcome from the PNW!

 

[89Suburban]

Hello, I thought it would be appropriate to introduce myself and join the discussions. I bought my first Chevy recently, a 1984 k20, 5.7. She's rough but that's how I like it anyway! I found my way to this site after browsing google for specs and hardware for a front driveshaft rebuild. And so, the journey begins...

Does that have one of those old school belt driven fisher plow setups? They were my favorite back then.