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#1197201 12/28/2016 5:10 AM
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Well I have heard enough to make a decision to build on the S-10 platform. I picked up a 1985 S-10 4X4 for $550.00 and got it into the shop today, I'll be ordering the conversion kit very soon and will get the body swap done (hopefully) by early summer. I will get with CSP to get the VIN numbers checked for the new builders title and start the transformation. I will get photos of the S-10 before we get going but I already have the '51 torn down and most of the priming done. I still have a few dents to pull out and one lower door panel to cut-out and replace but I am excited to get her back on the road as soon as I can.
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The project got started this weekend. Sunday I got the front clip off, the a/c heater unit salvaged the radiator and associated items from the front end removed. I installed the front bulkhead from EZ Chassis Swap and it went on fine then I realized that you need to install all of the parts that go on it before it is installed. Soooo I got it put back together and it looks nice. I removed the original radiator and cut the bottom off and bolted it on, so far so good. I took the radiator down to the local shop to have it cleaned and tested. Upon inspection it had a mouse nest inside of it.
I will clean and paint the radiator frame hopefully tomorrow and get it bolted down more securely.
I started on removing the bed on the S-10 but am having trouble with it; does anyone have any ideas why it isn't coming off? I took off the 6 bed bolts and the 4 fender support bars but it is fighting me. Any help would be great.
Have a great day,
Kevin

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Kevin, you have an interesting project. One others have done but I have not seen any pics or "play by play". We love following along with you but it sure would be nice if you could take some pics as you go along. Thank you for keeping us posted. I'm sure others will benefit greatly from your comments/experience.


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