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Nice !!

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Looking good, nice spray gun
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Thanks yall!

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Since I have ceramic coated headers...is it best to put on the stock manifolds for the engine break in?..........you know what that means ;)

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Yeah that's what all the cam companies suggest. Break in the cam with the stock manifolds, the break in process produces to much heat for ceramic coated headers. Good luck with the break in.
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Ok yea that's what I had figured. Thanks. It should be running in the very near future...and I'll post a video when it does!

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Awesome project! I love the 67 stepper. I had me one of those a long time ago and loved it. First rate build all the way. I'm in.

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I like this! And it is nice being right down the road from outback I bet!
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Sitting at work reading this and wishing I had your abilities, tools and time! This truck is looking amazing. I can't wait to see the finished product!

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Truck is really looking good! Nice Job.

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I love it... Thank you!

It is SO nice. It's less than 5 min from my house :metal:

Wow. Means a lot! It certainly wouldn't be possible without my dad and brother!

Thanks! I really love watching your build too.

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Engine break in......TOMORROW

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Sweet.
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Congrats!:chevy:

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WOW David 67, Awesome build!!!

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Absolutely beautiful truck man, I love everything you done to it so far!

I'll be watching this one!

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Hey David! Welcome back from Aggieland. Good to hear the engine is going to be cranked soon, btw, I have my truck at home and would like for ya to come check it out one day. Really would like to see yours in person too!!!

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:metal:

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Thanks guys!

Thank you! I'd love to come check it out in the next few days if that's cool, and you can stop by anytime! Do you have my number?

IT'S ALIVE!......videos coming asap :metal:

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Alright, I had found a set of old headers to use for the break in so that I didn't damage our ceramic coated pair. Also, my brother welded up a couple of mufflers for the break in. Also installed a tach temporarily.

Had some issues with getting it to stay idling for a while. It would start up really nice then just lose the spark. After eventually hot wiring the coil straight to the battery, it worked great.....other than the old starter that will have to be replaced. Still have to sort out either bad wiring or whatever it is that's causing it to lose the spark.

Still working on uploading a couple of vids!

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Sounds good! It's always exciting to start it for the first time. I'm looking foward to seeing a video of it driving. Keep up the good work.

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Ahh....I miss the sound of open headers. The truck sounds great David. Really looking forward to seeing it in person and yes I still have your number. Thanks for posting the vids!

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Thanks a lot! Sweet I'll have to come and check it out this week! I can't believe I still haven't seen it after all this time. :lol:

The brakes are done!! Lines are bent and everything's been bled starting with bench bleeding the master cylinder. The driveshaft is going in tomorrow.....you know what that means. :metal::metal:

Also got a pic with the face on that I thought looked cool.