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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Members Rides => Topic started by: greg1984GMC on December 01, 2010, 08:54:27 pm
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84 GMC. Drop spindles, notched frame. Almost 400 horse 350. B&M turbo 350
and converter. MSD ign., Hooker headers ---- all the cool stuff.
It's currently being taken apart for a complete frame off repaint, oak bedwood,
stainless strips and hardware.
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Nice got anymore pix? Bigger ones?
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It's the only half way descent picture I've got. I'm still having problems
figuring out how to resize pictures to fit this forum.
I will be taking more pictures as the project progresses.
The truck came out of California as a L6 with a 4 speed. It's only seen
snow once for about 50 miles. It was a bare bones work truck. No radio,
no air, no PS, no dome lights. rubber mats=no carpet.
Body and paint this winter, maybe next year I'll tackle the inside.
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The forum will take 800x600 images, they must be jpg images for the best quality/smallest size.
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Thanks ------
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Nice truck man!
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Gotta love the stepsides. Nice truck.
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Thanks guys.
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Wow, that is about the closest truck I've seen in 25 years to match what fueled my passion to own one now later in life :) Although my first vehicle I ever owned was a 81 2wd Jimmy Sierra Classic in high school that I had painted metallic black wtih a charcoal top, what really caught my eye was when I was about 12 in 1987, there was a local guy who was in high school with an 86 or 87 Silverado similar to yours. White, 2wd, Cragar S/S mags. It was the 80's in the Canadian prairies so it was of course jacked up in the back with 295/50-15 tires lol He had smooth, chrome side pipes on it too and it was beautiful. I had that truck in my mind when I went shopping for a truck in 2004 but found my yellow, shorty fleet instead :)