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I am looking for help and advice in a project I am doing for someone. I have her 1952 Chev 3/4 T LB Stepside PU and I am planning on putting it on a complete (less sheet metal) post '98 S10 V8 Auto. complete with A/C, PS, Tilt, etc. I have neccissary Eq., welding and fab. knowledge, etc and know of Ad-EQ's kit. I would like to talk to or email or exchange ideas with someone who had done it using kit or made conversion himself.


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Ad-EQ? Do you mean Advance Design Engineering?

If you do some searching here you'll find some guys who have used the product and have already said some about the experience.

Plus once you know exactly who they are you can ask specific questions of them.

I've not used the kit, but have dealt with Robert and found him a good guy.


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I agree with OldSub about Robert at AD Engineering. He has put a lot of work into that conversion kit. He has been around AD trucks and hot rod cars for some time.


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Thanks to all who answered
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