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Well I got a 1965 long bed with a big back window and all it neds os some tlc a lot of it and a motor I have a motor in the shop but I want to make it a 4wd with leaf srping fron end so i can use straight axels any ideas on the easiet way to do this or is this going to be impossible grin

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Totaly possible!
Petersons off-road 4x4 magazine is doing a 4x conversion series on a '64 currently.

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I know a guy that took his 65-66 and made it into a 4x4. He tok a early 80's rolling chasis from a Chevy suburban, and all he had to do was refab the body mounts. smile Let me know i'll send you link to his wabpage on his truck.
You don't see to many 4x4 60-66 chevy trucks, go for it!! I think these trucks look cool as a 4x4.

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My truck don't leak oil, it just marks its teritory.

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