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And I've just begun! I'm working on a 1970 stepside that I bought a few years ago, but I just got around to starting the restoration. Had a new engine put in to replace the one that siezed in it a year ago, and got new mufflers the other day. I had bought an old '70 fleetside from a neighbor for parts, and after looking at it, found that it has a dash bezel with original temp, oil, and ac instruments, as well as an original AM radio! I'm starting to get excited about restoring this one! grin

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cool, it is always fun to get into a good restoration, good luck.


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Yeah, I am doing a 72, and its amazing, you can get all the little chrome/plastic original bits like the ball vents, etc, brand new, and even the instrument facia and so you'll end up with a really new truck pretty easy. Stuff is not really pricey either.

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Yeah, I WISH mine had the ball vents! (No A/C)

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I think those 72's are some of the BEST Chevy ever built.

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