Where are the 1 tons?

[7gmc2]

moving right along....more 60's

#1 1966 chevy
#2 1967 chevy
#3 1968 chevy wrecker
#4 1968 chevy wrecker
#5 1968 chevy wrecker

[7gmc2]

finishing up the 60's and movin on to the 70's

#1 1968 chevy
#2 1968 chevy
#3 1969 chevy
#4 1971 chevy
#5 1972 chevy

[7gmc2]

here is the 70's...w/ a few oddballs mixed in

#1 1972 chevy c-40
#2 1972 chevy c-40
#3 1972 chevy c-40
#4 1972 gmc camper conversion
#5 1972 gmc k-30

[7gmc2]

more 70's here...

#1 1973 chevy
#2 1974 gmc
#3 1975 gmc 4door carhauler
#4 1976 chevy carhauler
#5 1977 chevy

[7gmc2]

ok here is the last of them that i had. i see that they don't look as good as i had hoped. this is my first attempt at posting pics, so i will learn from this. i do hope that you guys like them at least alittle.....

#1 1977 chevy
#2 1977 chevy dump truck

[67_C-30]

Wow!! Great pics!!

[7gmc2]

found another 1.....

#1 1970 chevy k-30

[tnblazerk5]

i see sum of you have, member of the 1 ton club, in your siggys is there a 1 ton club here on the board ? i know that sumbody here is making a 1-ton club on the net but i was just wondering about here ?

[LUV2XCLR8]

Originally Posted by tnblazerk5

i see sum of you have, member of the 1 ton club, in your siggys is there a 1 ton club here on the board ? i know that sumbody here is making a 1-ton club on the net but i was just wondering about here ?

ROB, LOOK AT THE VERY BOTTOM OF "67_C-30'S" SIG

[tnblazerk5]

Originally Posted by LUV2XCLR8

ROB, LOOK AT THE VERY BOTTOM OF "67_C-30'S" SIG

i have seen that one but i was askin if there was a 1 ton club here on the board not the one in 67 c 30 siggy i have aready told him i would join that one

[67_C-30]

tnblazerk5, Its not an official club, but if you want to join, just add it to your sig. Tx Firefighter put it in his sig, and several of us other 1 ton owners did the same. You got one, so you qualify!!

[tnblazerk5]

ok thanks !!!!!! now how do i get the red letters and the bigger print at the same time ?

[67_C-30]

{SIZE=3}{COLOR=Red}{B}Member of the 1-Ton Club!{/B}{/COLOR}{/SIZE}

This is is code, you just need to change the brackets from {} to [ ]

[68gmcdually]

I thought to be an official member you had to do what I did and change your signature 5 times trying to figure out the correct size. I should have been smart and asked for the correct size too.

[tnblazerk5]

test to see if it worked

[tnblazerk5]

yup it worked

[68gmcdually]

Hey tnblazerk5;

Have you ever priced a dually kit for your '91 S-15. I have always wanted to do this mod. to mine and now I have a good one ton rear end, I think that it would look great, and that way it would match up with my '68 dually. Also have you ever seen a S series truck done, I have seen lots of rangers done, but never a S series.

[BLAZERMAN]

Has anyone changed from the 1/2" studs to 9/16" or 14mm, I have a 70 and need to switch in order to better center the later model budds.

My local auto supply didnt want to take the time to pull out the Dorman book so part numbers and drill sizes would really help if someone has done this.

[tnblazerk5]

Originally Posted by 68gmcdually

Hey tnblazerk5;

Have you ever priced a dually kit for your '91 S-15. I have always wanted to do this mod. to mine and now I have a good one ton rear end, I think that it would look great, and that way it would match up with my '68 dually. Also have you ever seen a S series truck done, I have seen lots of rangers done, but never a S series.

no i have never seen that done to a s seires truck , but it would be cool to do to one theres sum toyotas around here like that but there delivery trucks wounder if that rear would fit a s15 or s10 ?

[68gmcdually]

I have a rear end out of this truck that I thought would look killer under it, as it fairly narrow, only problem is that it has 4 5 6 gears in it. I probably won't drive it much anyways, seeing as though I have the '68, just more for show, possibly on a trailer behind the old gurl.

BTW, this was the donor chassis for my '68.

[67_C-30]

Originally Posted by BLAZERMAN

Has anyone changed from the 1/2" studs to 9/16" or 14mm, I have a 70 and need to switch in order to better center the later model budds.

My local auto supply didnt want to take the time to pull out the Dorman book so part numbers and drill sizes would really help if someone has done this.

Here are the part numbers for the 14mm studs and lug nuts with the correct external threads to mount the lug nut covers from Advance Auto Parts. They won't have all that you need in stock, but they can order them pretty quickly. You may find a set of lug nuts cheaper on Ebay, since a lot of people take them off when they add aluminum wheels.


98596
Front Stud; Dual Rear Wheels; w/Rear Drum Brakes

98565
Rear Stud; Dual Rear Wheels; w/Rear Drum Brakes

99929
Front Or Rear; External Thread; w/Rear Drum Brakes; Dual Rear Wheels

[tnblazerk5]

Originally Posted by 68gmcdually

I have a rear end out of this truck that I thought would look killer under it, as it fairly narrow, only problem is that it has 4 5 6 gears in it. I probably won't drive it much anyways, seeing as though I have the '68, just more for show, possibly on a trailer behind the old gurl.

BTW, this was the donor chassis for my '68.

wouldnt that be to wide for a s10 ? and 456 is fairly low gear it would pull good but would really like the gas

[BLAZERMAN]

67_c30, Thanks that helps alot, I'll check out those numbers tomorrow.

[67_C-30]

Not a dually, but they say its a 72 C-30!!

[Joesjunk]

Rob, I have the part numbers for the 9/16" studs I used in my 68 ,

Wagner, BD60909 Front
DOR, 610-189. I think these are the rear ones
These are from O'Reillys.
Joe