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#172236 02/09/2005 5:21 PM
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Howdy Y'all!

Looking for info to get my project started.

I'm located in Orange County, CA. and drive 64 C20 Crew Cab. I'm hunting for & much needed rear cab mount replacment parts or revulcanizing service. Anybody know of sources for this?

Much Thanks!!


Norm - "The Grumpster"
Crew-zin a 64 Chevy C20 Crew Cab
http://www.grumpyzgarage.com
#172237 02/09/2005 6:12 PM
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Well gang ... are you ready for another "grump?" -- I've already told Norm about GL Grumpy. Fear not ... this "grumpster" is a nice fellow, too.

Just got his \'64 Crew Cab in the gallery. Great story.

And Norm, check out the Swap Meet as well as the Links pages. Lots of part vendors in there.

Good luck on the resto. Definitely like the "What I will have someday" photo. But warning: it's never really over!

Cheers,
Peg


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#172238 02/09/2005 6:25 PM
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very cool truck! good luck and welcome to the page!


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#172239 02/09/2005 7:30 PM
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those crew cabs are extra rare, making this ride sweeter! Welcome!

#172240 02/10/2005 11:19 PM
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Sweet truck. I am starting the process of building a 61 chevy 4 door. Finalized the deal on the 3rd cab tuesday night. A case of beer gets everything I want off of a 2 ton and a loader tractor to load it with grin I'll be watching your webpage.

Got a couple questions. How much room do you have for your step in area in the back seat? I have been looking at pics on the internet + measuring my stock cabs and it looks very tight. How wide is your door opening? Is the rear seat the same as the front...if not how far is it from the rear of the door opening to the front of the seat?

I wish I could find a origional 3 or 4 door to measure off of but they are very scarce and I haven't even seen one around here. I have the feeling I will be moving the back of the cab 2-3 inches to the rear to make the back seat area more usable.

Thanks
ROB

#172241 02/11/2005 3:00 PM
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You can probally get new cab mounts from Steel Rubber in North Carolina.

http://www.steelerubber.com/

They also provide re-vulcanizing services.

Jake


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#172242 02/11/2005 3:03 PM
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Welcome to the 'Bolt.

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#172243 02/11/2005 7:16 PM
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Rob, Will take some measurements for ya this weekend - weather permitting. It aint suppose ta rain in So Cal! But it is now frown btw will be headin through Montana this summer in the C20 Crew.

Jake - Found a decent set to use for now via the swapmeet. Thanks!

Woog & Everybody else - I Thank Y'all Vera Much! cool


Norm - "The Grumpster"
Crew-zin a 64 Chevy C20 Crew Cab
http://www.grumpyzgarage.com
#172244 02/11/2005 9:39 PM
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Hey thanks.

Be happy you are getting some rain. It has been very dry around here this winter. Witch means there is going to be a very high fire danger this summer.

What ya doing in MT?

If your passing thru and need anything feel free to look me up. I am on http://www.4x4support.com. Just look under the Bozeman MT area. I'm surprised there arn't more websites dedicated to this kind of thing for motorcycles, hotrods etc. When traviling with older rigs you are bound to have something go wrong miles away from anyone you know.

#172245 02/12/2005 2:19 AM
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Rob, I want it to stop for selfish reasons. I want to wrench on my rig as well as take the pics this weekend.

Will be in Little Big Horn for day or 2. My lady & I are heading to Sturgis. This time in the 64 Crew Cab with scoot & gear in the longbed, also with our Boxer in the back seat. Rode on the bike out there in 02 with the boys. Thanks, I may just look ya up as the time nears.

The truck still runs great with only 20k on the 350 & rear end has been reworked as well. Moves along nicely on the freeway as well as from the stop light. But ya never know. Road trips can be a B@$%# on any vehicle.

Thanks again!


Norm - "The Grumpster"
Crew-zin a 64 Chevy C20 Crew Cab
http://www.grumpyzgarage.com

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