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#661067 07/09/2010 6:16 PM
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Hi, I'm adding a link to the pics on photobucket, so at least people who are chatting with me know what it is I'm playing with!
If this doesn't work please let me know, thanks
Andy
http://s783.photobucket.com/albums/yy117/andys46/


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That's a beauty. A belated welcome to stovebolt.


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YOW,Andy nice truck

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Hi Chevy truck lovers. does anyone know where I could get a heater core water valve rebuilt? Thanks GW

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Originally Posted by GW
Hi Chevy truck lovers. does anyone know where I could get a heater core water valve rebuilt? Thanks GW
I should be a little more specific about what I need and want to do. I have a 62 C20 with a 283 V8. It is all original with 192000 miles on it It still runs great. However, the heater core started leaking. I removed it and had it checked out. The core is not leaking, the water valve to the core is the problem. I would like to repair it to original specs.

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hey GW, welcome to the shop - best to start a new thread with your question where it'd be more visible .... but you might also search a bit - maybe find threads like this about Ranco valves

Bill


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Thanks guys, I've only had the truck for about three weeks, I bought it from a great guy in Lynden WA. and he brought it up, I think he said about ten years ago from someone in California.
It appears to be a restoration that somebody just never got back to, in very decent shape, but does need some stuff like the brakes and mechanicals gone through real well.
And theres a bunch of little stuff missing.
I did get it running last weekend though, and it seems to run pretty good too, so thats really a bonus!
Just waiting now for parts to arrive so I can get it driveable for the summer at least!
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Looks very nice. I like it!!


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Thanks for the tip Bill. I am still trying to find my way around in this forum. Thanks GW

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Looks GREAT!! I wish you well on your project. You have from now on to make it complete!


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