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I just finished this truck. It has a 4.3V6 engine, 700R4 transmission, Lokar floor shift, dropped 2", boxed frame, Monte Carlo subframe, and many extra's ($$$).

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I know your proud. Thats one sharp pickup. May I ask what seats did you use? (i'm planning my panel interior)


1937 Chevy Pickup
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1950 Chevy Coupe
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The seats are out of a 1995 Ford Windstar LX. They are working power seats with armrests and in excellent condition with no rips or stains. They would work great in a panel. They are just a little to tall for my truck so I am thinking of selling them and finding new ones. Jon

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That is a great looking truck!!! Lots of work but worth the effort. hank


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I always say this is going to be my last one, been saying that since mid-1960's.


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