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Originally Posted by Louisvillekytruck
Nice truck have any pics of the other 2 trucks
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I do, my daily driver "Belle" also served as the tow truck for "Nasty Sally"...Belle has a factory oak wood bed (gets the motor oil treatment annually) she had factory overloads (coil rear) and I installed a series 4 Posi carrier w/373 gears. She running a crate 4-bolt 350 w/performer intake, and my home built 350 Turbo Mr Clinebarger walked me through rebuilding. Sally was the my first 72, I replaced the usual rockers and cab corners, installed a set of 72 C/10 buckets I recovered myself. I installed carpet, reworked all the gauges and repainted the interior, all black. I was determined to build the 72 SS-396 C/10 that the General never did. She had a 350 with a 350TH when I bought her 15 years ago, she has a pumped up 427 in her now. I gave $500 for Sally, and $2500 for Belle, named em after old girl friends I had when them trucks were new!
"They take all my money and command all my attentions"
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Originally Posted by special-K
You done good, Jethro. It's pretty cool it had the below Eyeline mirrors. Most cab & chassis trucks came through with west coast seniors. Those will get the job done just fine while being a more trimmed down look. How long does the bed measure? Looks like about 11'. Sharp looking truck! Congratulations!
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Thank you Tim, those mirrors are getting swapped out for the west coast style because I cant see around the bed!
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Originally Posted by LockDoc
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Good deal Michael! Cool beans, as my friend Paul would say...... I forgot to throw this in, Leon you were there...It's been a few years back but Sally won a burnout trophy (First Place!) at the Truck Nationals in Riverside...She had the 396 in her back then
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jXx...FwXZgV5iVEXyeB
LockDoc
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Thank you Leon, that axle I bought from you awhile back is exactly what is under that 1 ton! It was destiny! Both HO72's
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Originally Posted by biketopia
wow, I would of loved to find a truck like that for that money... Want to sell it ha??
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I'm afraid I may have already sold it to a collector/restorer in Texas...I was joking around and told him I'd let her go for $5K and a side of Texas beef and he immediately agreed! So she's going to a good home in Texas, same home I sold my 1980 KZ-1000 MK-II to a few years ago. Old Sally six years ago takin that first place burnout trophy home...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jXx...FwXZgV5iVEXyeB First motor pic is the 396, the second pic is the 427
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