What have you done to your square lately??

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Doppleganger

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OH-MI: Just like it sounds
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Chris
Truck Year
1985
Truck Model
K20
Engine Size
5.7
I mounted the block off panel for all the heater core holes I wont need anymore. Used 3M panel adhesive with 1/8" screws to hold it in place, then used a stud welder to plug the holes once it had set up. Taped off and got about half the seams sealed with 2K seam sealer, including the block off panel. Also had the 2 large heater hose holes, a few screw holes from a gun rack and running boards, and then 16 holes on my bed/tailgate from tie downs all welded shut. Sanded the whole cab again for one last shot weather-wise first of next week of epoxy primer. Bottom needs sprayed along with the areas I sanded from all the welding plugs. Then it sits til Spring. Panel blends and looks better in person than the pic. Once everything is covered again alot will disappear.

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Grit dog

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Auburn, Washington
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Todd
Truck Year
1986, 1977
Truck Model
K20, C10
Engine Size
454, 350
Yeah that month and a half is brutal. Lol
I get it. The struggle is real. Lived in Phoenix for 2 years. First winter I ran around in shorts and flip flops all winter. 2nd year I wore a hoody and thought it was chilly sometimes! Lol.
Although I resisted the urge to switch to winter oil after the AC didn’t kick in for a week! Haha all in fun. Cheers
 

JamesSam

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VA
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Sam
Truck Year
1987
Truck Model
Silverado V10
Engine Size
5.7 L 350 v8
Drove it today to run errands(which was actually quite fun) and pick up an extra yard skeleton. So, drove it and decorated for Halloween/neighborhood zombie run.
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Normmus

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Saskatchewan
First Name
Norm
Truck Year
1977
Truck Model
K10
Engine Size
350
I haven't driven the 77 K10 much lately, and when I most recently drove it, the front brakes were dragging badly, but intermittently. Changed both calipers and bled the system and she's running great again.
 

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