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#200693 02/11/2006 12:10 AM
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I figured i would let you all know so check it out grin

Plans for it include black suede paint, red steelies and a 2" drop in the front. The interior will be white. I am planning on getting rid of the ugly headrests and getting a mexican blanket seat cover. the engine will remain stock till i can afford to buy some hop up parts for it.


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1966 GMC 1/2-Ton Pickup
#200694 02/11/2006 12:47 AM
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That's a fine looking truck you've got there already cool

You & your dad will do a great job. Take lots of pictures so we can watch the progress wink

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Hey thats a nice truck!
im glad you're keeping the six in it, and not putting a 350 in :p .

have fun welding, and make sure you arent standing on wet ground when you strike and arc :p


There is a great demand nowdays for people that make failure look like success.

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good advice. i like the truck too, it is a lot like my 61...in the body department. i need to do a lot of work too, but we will both get there. good luck on a cool and worthwhile project.


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I'm still not too sure about the seat cover but it's your truck.

Got the doors done up last year and hopefully this year we can get most of the bodywork done on the cab and front end.Then the mechanical before it hits the road. Plans are for roadworthy by Kyle's 16th birthday in Sept 2007.


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Hey My truck is in there now too...

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thanks everyone


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1966 GMC 1/2-Ton Pickup

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