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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Ruskin Florida
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Re: 1982 Shortbed 4x4
This is going to be a nice truck! What color is that Blue?
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: thomastown mississippi
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Re: 1982 Shortbed 4x4
I just traded a .30 carbine for a set of Darts w/ 72 cc chambers for my SB 400. I wish I could smile like you son is when I pick them heavy ^%$! things up!
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Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Falcon, CO
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Re: 1982 Shortbed 4x4
Thanks for all the positive support and comments.
I have no idea what color that blue was. The truck was originally white, painted over by the previous owner with a red-oxide primer and then that blue. We sanded it, covered the whole thing with a high-build, light gray, metal-etching primer, and then he hit it with the Light Jadestone basecoat/clearcoat. It's a factory Metallic Green color, just not how this particular one was delivered. ![]() ![]() ![]() After rebuilding the SM465, we went to install the top cover and realized the 3-4 shift fork was bent so we got that one and the 1-2 fork as well. ![]() ![]() There was really nothing on this truck that hasn't been mangled and cobbled back together. The bellhousing had a chunk broken out from where the clutch fork came through, visible in this older photo from when we pulled it all: ![]() Here is the repair: ![]() Welded inside and out: ![]() And here is the engine a little closer to going in: ![]()
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