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Chevy photoshoot |
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May 03, 2012 - 7:03 PM - by TigerDMD
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Got to put my C10 in the Chevy photoshoot for Dixie Youth today (they are a national sponsor). These are from my phone - cant wait to see the real ones. Thought it was cool.
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Suspension Marketplace one year old and going strong |
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Feb 18, 2012 - 9:50 AM - by N2TRUX
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Its hard to believe that its been just over a year since the Suspension Marketplace opened its doors. Due to an overwhelming increase of Vendors that cater to our trucks suspension needs, Josh created a Suspension Marketplace .
This market forum is located in the Suspension Forum that allows our supporting Vendors to post their Forum Specials in an area specific to your needs.
If you havent been recently, check out our Vendors in the "Vendors Marketplace ". We encourage you to bookmark that page and stop in frequently to take advantage of the great deals provided.
Thanks to all of our great Vendors and their support these forums have grown and the deals are still flowing.
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So....do you want gas struts on your barn doors? |
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Feb 08, 2012 - 5:17 PM - by jeffg1010
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I just finished mine. And after seeing how easy it was, I am ashamed at how long it took me to get it done. There is threads on here dedicated to putting gas struts on liftgates (clam shell doors), but I couldnt find anything with info on how to do it to barn doors, so here it is.
Part #'s and prices are at the very bottom of this post.
This project only takes about four steps and it will LITERALLY take you less than 30 minutes to do it. (if you had everything ready to go, you could have it done in 10)
Mine on the other hand, took about 4 weeks. But, I had to learn a few things and find the right parts to use. SO, you can learn from my experience.
So... I have a '70 Burb with the factory sliding mechanisms that hold the doors open. I've gotta say... I've hated these things from day 1. The first scratch I put on my Burb after it was painted was on the barn doors. I had them open and a big wind came along... slammed the right one first and then the left. (the opposite of how they are supposed to close) and it nearly gave me a heart attack when I saw my paint get screwed up. BUT OH WELL... old news.
So...
STEP 1: Remove those old sliding mechanisms. Its simple. You need a medium sized Phillips screwdriver. There is 2 screws on each end (4 per slide-8 total)
To read the entire FAQ and discussion on this topic go here-
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Uncle Howard's 1946 Chevy Truck |
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Oct 27, 2011 - 2:29 PM - by ATVYP
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My Great, Great Uncle Howard purchased this Chevrolet Truck new in 1946, soon after WW2 had ended. He was a hunch-back farmer from Maynard, IA. He was never married, and there are no pictures of him (I understand he was embarrassed of his appearance. I believe he was barely 4' tall). My Grandmother was very close to him, and he took her to CA when she was 16 to visit family (I believe back in the 30's). Long story short (I will fill the details in a later post), my dad had been telling me for years that he was going to pass the old tuck on to me, but I didn't think it would happen anytime soon. To my surprise, Dad towed the old truck down July 10' with the title and some money to repair the front end.
You can read more about this build here
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Facebook 60-66 group page |
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Jun 04, 2011 - 7:42 PM - by Liz
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To discuss this topic go here- LINK
60-66chevy.com You guys have your own facebook group page now. If you have a facebook page, click join and post up some pics
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