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#531541 04/24/2009 1:21 AM
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/surfhunter/ here it is 64 chevy chop top 350 4 bolt balanced 10 to 1 flat top pistons 202 heads comp cam eldebrock air gap manifold 750 eld carb lots of other cool stuff enjoy but don't look too close at my messy garage. thanks Troy

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I get "gr8whitecustoms doesn't have anything available to you." ohwell

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thats what I got to......
come on Merrill, I want to see the pix grin


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click the link, what picts I got popped right up for me. may not show if you are not running same photo software? will post more after the brakes are done so I can pull it forward.hope you can open the picts. good luck Troy. (just figured it out I think you have to join the flicker software then the picts open.)

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Looks like you have quite an interesting project. thumbs_up

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Hi Merrill,just checked out your pics....It's lookin' good!

Nice to see some more of you 60's truckers joining up.

BTW the garage doesn't look too bad!

You should see mine just now! dang


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check out the new pictures.

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Looks good, where will you source a new front window?


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not sure the glass guy that was recommended took my side window and is not to be found 2weeks now.phone is full and wont take messages. hope I find him to at least get my side glass back.

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digging this up...just curious how much chop, & any updates?

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4 inch chop. got the glass in. I have been driving it a little just tore the front end off to do a disc brake conv. Having some problems finding tie rod ends to convert to a 76 disc front end.

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Originally Posted by merrill
4 inch chop. got the glass in. I have been driving it a little just tore the front end off to do a disc brake conv. Having some problems finding tie rod ends to convert to a 76 disc front end.

i'm just now checking back in, but i appreciate the response...how much did it cost to have your glass cut, & what source did you use? also, did you keep the vents for the side glass?


oh, and how much is your truck lowered?

thanks!

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Originally Posted by merrill
4 inch chop. got the glass in. I have been driving it a little just tore the front end off to do a disc brake conv. Having some problems finding tie rod ends to convert to a 76 disc front end.

Perhaps this link will help you with the tie rod ends:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=405330&highlight=tie+rod+ends


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