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Lemield 07-10-2007 09:10 AM

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Looking good Alex....geez...that thing is REALLY rust free....my red C20 has very little rust but your's is amazing! Great job!

glock35ipsc 07-10-2007 09:38 AM

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Damn, I guess I had better get the shop cleaned up!!!!!!

glock35ipsc 07-10-2007 10:13 AM

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If all else fails, I still have a gooseneck flatdeck. It has a winch, I just need to replace the solenoid.

ColoradoK5 07-10-2007 11:00 AM

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Alex Looks good! I had talked to you about spray in liner in my Blazer But The Motor finally died. Looks like a really good start and can't wait to see more done.

ChevyDude 07-10-2007 11:41 AM

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I remember! Agree, I think this is a great truck to start with! Going to go slow and do it right. Lots of OverKill things planned.

powell72 07-10-2007 07:10 PM

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Alex, you and Bob are welcome to use my car trailer when the time comes to save Bob some work.

glock35ipsc 07-10-2007 07:23 PM

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Alex - I would leave it as a roller. Easier to move around, and it helps when it is time to pull the two halves together.

Chris - That would be awesome! My gooseneck is heavy. Does yours have a 6-way or 7-way plug? I have an adapter if it is a 6-way. You wanna go too when the day comes?

ChevyDude 07-11-2007 12:31 AM

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I'll ready the frame down on this end....really appreciate the help!!!

powell72 07-11-2007 12:34 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by glock35ipsc (Post 2258498)

Chris - That would be awesome! My gooseneck is heavy. Does yours have a 6-way or 7-way plug? I have an adapter if it is a 6-way. You wanna go too when the day comes?

Sure, I'm up for a ride. It has no brakes, flat four, but I have the adapter for 6 to 4. Not like we'll need brakes for a roller frame anyways.

glock35ipsc 07-11-2007 09:29 AM

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OK, I'll grab my 7 to 6 adapter, then we can plug yours into that one. Wait, I might have a 7 to 4 adapter. I need to look in the shop.

ChevyDude 07-13-2007 06:28 PM

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Had just a lil' time today to yank the old tired 307 engine out. Little more progress, cab comes off next!!!

LUV2XCLR8 07-13-2007 07:10 PM

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Sheesh, nice truck to start with, nicer plans for it, and must be nice to be moving that fast :(

bad6772 07-13-2007 07:33 PM

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Chevy Dude thats one great looking truck, cant wait to see what ya do with it, any chance ya keep it a long bed??

ChevyDude 07-13-2007 07:50 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bad6772 (Post 2262823)
Chevy Dude thats one great looking truck, cant wait to see what ya do with it, any chance ya keep it a long bed??

Thanks....But...not no....way ...no how...ain't gonna stay a Looooong bed. Snow Ball's chance in H!!! I already have the Tri-Plus new Oak floor Short bed for it. And a mint original tailgate. And Glocks plasma is frothing at the mouth!!!!

Alex

glock35ipsc 07-13-2007 08:20 PM

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ChevyDude 07-13-2007 09:59 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by LUV2XCLR8 (Post 2262802)
Sheesh, nice truck to start with, nicer plans for it, and must be nice to be moving that fast :(

Yes yes...I feel VERY lucky to have found it (I had been looking for the "right truck" for almost a year) ,...and then to have had the opportunity to buy it. It was a REAL deal for $960.00! I have some really nice plans for her. New short bed with an oak floor, 5 speed, nicely massaged 350 or 383, ECE on the corners, sway bars front and back....not telling the color right now but she will be two tone. I'm a savin' and a savin' every day budgeting and a planning.

Alex

pharcydekm 07-13-2007 10:45 PM

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Hey all you Colorado folk. I am moving to Englewood in about 10 days. Would love to meet up with you guys sometime. My truck will be staying behind for a few months until our house here sells. Anyway Alex that Truck is kickin I would kill to get my hands on a truck that clean! I really want to build another 67 SWB for a daily driver. Anyway keep the pics coming I know it is going to be great!

Thanks,
Ken

milehightoyz 07-14-2007 10:06 PM

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wowza, this project is rolling right along. good to see the old rig getting the love it deserves. look forward to seeing updates.:metal:

ChevyDude 07-16-2007 06:16 PM

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Little more done today. Got the cab completely stripped down. Just need to remove the keyed ignition...the old big paper clip trick. The wiring harness was as original and not one cut in it anywhere!!! It is amazing to me!!!

LUV2XCLR8 07-16-2007 06:21 PM

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Damn that's a nice cab :cool:

bad6772 07-16-2007 06:34 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ChevyDude (Post 2262840)
Thanks....But...not no....way ...no how...ain't gonna stay a Looooong bed. Snow Ball's chance in H!!! I already have the Tri-Plus new Oak floor Short bed for it. And a mint original tailgate. And Glocks plasma is frothing at the mouth!!!!

Alex

aw chevy dude,i just shed a tear, you know like the littering commercial in the 70s 80s lol......its a sad sad day in long bed history, ah heck who am i kidding i cant wait to see the build/ hope it looks as good as your
lred short bed. good luck man...................tony:metal:

msgross 07-16-2007 07:24 PM

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nice, is that a high hump? I thought those only came in BBC and 4wd's?

msgross 07-16-2007 07:31 PM

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my 68 327 is V0504YX on the block, there is a website around that decodes the block, let me see if I can find it...

msgross 07-16-2007 07:33 PM

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1968 Engine codes
Look up another year
Series Code Cyl CID HP COMP Carb Trans
1/2-Ton PF 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl 4 Speed HD
1/2-Ton TA 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
1/2-Ton TC 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
1/2-Ton TD 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
1/2-Ton TE 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Auto
1/2-Ton TF 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl 4 Speed
1/2-Ton TT 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Powerglide
1/2-Ton UH 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
1/2-Ton UP 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl 3 Speed
1/2-Ton UR 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
1/2-Ton WA 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
1/2-Ton WC 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
1/2-Ton WE 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Powerglide
1/2-Ton WO 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
1/2-Ton ZO 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
1/2-Ton YC 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Manual
1/2-Ton YD 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Powerglide
1/2-Ton YK 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl 3 Speed
1/2-Ton YV 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl 3 Speed
1/2-Ton YB 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Powerglide
1/2-Ton XE 8 396 310 9.0:1 4-bbl Manual/AIR
1/2-Ton XG 8 396 310 9.0:1 4-bbl 3 Speed
1/2-Ton XK 8 396 275 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
1/2-Ton XL 8 396 275 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton PC 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton PW 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton PF 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl 4 Speed HD
3/4-Ton PX 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl 4 Speed
3/4-Ton TA 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton TC 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton TD 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton TE 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Auto
3/4-Ton TF 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl 4 Speed
3/4-Ton TT 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Powerglide
3/4-Ton UH 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton UM 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton UN 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton UO 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Powerglide
3/4-Ton UP 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton UQ 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton UR 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton U3 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton WA 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton WB 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton WC 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton WE 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Powerglide
3/4-Ton WF 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton WG 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton WO 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton WR 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Powerglide
3/4-Ton ZO 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton ZS 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton YC 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton YD 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Powerglide
3/4-Ton YH 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton YK 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton YK 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Powerglide
3/4-Ton YS 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton YV 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton YB 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Powerglide
3/4-Ton XE 8 396 310 9.0:1 4-bbl Manual/AIR
3/4-Ton XF 8 396 310 9.0:1 4-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton XG 8 396 310 9.0:1 4-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton XH 8 396 310 9.0:1 4-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton XK 8 396 275 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
3/4-Ton XL 8 396 275 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton XM 8 396 275 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
3/4-Ton XN 8 396 275 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
1-Ton PW 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl 3 Speed
1-Ton PX 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl 4 Speed
1-Ton TF 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl 4 Speed HD
1-Ton TL 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
1-Ton UM 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
1-Ton UN 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
1-Ton UO 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl 3 Speed
1-Ton UQ 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
1-Ton WB 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
1-Ton WO 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
1-Ton WG 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
1-Ton WR 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
1-Ton YS 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Manual
1-Ton YH 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl 3 Speed
1-Ton XF 8 396 310 9.0:1 4-bbl Manual
1-Ton XN 8 396 275 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
K1/2-Ton PF 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl 4 Speed
K1/2-Ton TA 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
K1/2-Ton TT 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Powerglide
K1/2-Ton UH 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
K1/2-Ton UR 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
K1/2-Ton WI 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
K1/2-Ton ZX 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
K1/2-Ton ZP 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
K1/2-Ton YX 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Manual
K1/2-Ton YT 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl 3 Speed
K3/4-Ton PF 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl 4 Speed
K3/4-Ton PV 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton TT 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Powerglide
K3/4-Ton TA 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton TC 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton TD 6 250 155 8.5:1 1-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton UH 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton UM 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton UN 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton UR 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton U3 6 292 170 8.0:1 1-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton WH 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton WI 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton ZY 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
K3/4-Ton ZX 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl 3 Speed
K3/4-Ton ZP 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton ZQ 8 307 200 9.0:1 2-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton YX 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton YL 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl Manual
K3/4-Ton YT 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl 3 Speed
K3/4-Ton YU 8 327 220 8.5:1 4-bbl 3 Speed

Lemield 07-17-2007 01:32 PM

Re: Project OverKill
 
Looking good Alex....boy, when you start a teardown, you don't fool around! :)

That is a REALLY NICE CAB on that old girl! :)


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