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#648768 05/22/2010 9:34 PM
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Very nice...thanks for sharing.


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Wow, looks great.


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Looking very nice!!!

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Very nice, that is going to be getting a lot of stares when it's done and you are driving her down the road.


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I can hardly wait, thanks for all the replys.Next project will begin on my 1964 c-60 in september

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looks good Joe.

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It's Beautiful. I think this is close to my original color. Great job.

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Sa-wheet! A work of art my friend. Something to be real proud of.I love these trucks (suprise)! I was able to switch out my alternator in 15 minutes and $60.00 yesterday. I had computer issues with my Sierra, $600.00 later and a day in the shop. Don't get me wrong, I like the Sierra fine, I'm just saying life was so much simpler back then!


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I am very proud of this truck and a big thanks goes to RJ TRUCK PARTS , RICH SISNEROS for helping me get all the parts i needed to put her back to driveable condition

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truck is finally done pics to follow

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This is one sweet truck, I can't wait to see more photos of your progression., keeps me motivated to continue working on my 65'. You do excellent work.


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Looks good Joe.

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Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who is doing you paint?Is it the shop on North Second close to Rt 370.
I also live in St Charles.

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the truck looks great! to me the 60-63 4x4's are some of the best looking trucks ever.

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Gotta love the hood on those things! Very nice truck.


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Joe that is one fine truck cant wait to see the finished product. That is my favorite color combination!!!!


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Thats a sweet looking K bolt JOEK what colors you got in the cab silver & black ? im getting ready to paint my interior my seat is redone in dark gray &light gray in my GMC K BOLT, would like to see more pictures MR GOOCH _ MICHAEL

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Yes this is a very nice truck Joe. I had a great time speaking with you on the phone yesterday we will have to figure out shipping and payment arrangements for parts I could definitely use some of the parts you have.


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Same here hevyhauler, let me know on the parts

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Nice job; So how come my transfer-case shifter is on the other side of the gear shifter?


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1960 0nly year to the right of transmission shifter.

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That was my question too. I'd like to see some pix of how it's mounted and routed. Beautiful truck, nice job!

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Mounted the same way as the other years only reversed,and the arm going to the transfercase is slighlty different to

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Hi, I just bought a 1960 k20 fleetside. I would like to know how to tell if has a napco 4x4 in it or factory built. My 4x4 shift handle is on the left of my 4 speed trany. It has a 6cylinder 235. How can I tell if it is high pressure oil or low. Also what engine oil should I be using?

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lets see some pics

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Originally Posted by buckwild
Hi, I just bought a 1960 k20 fleetside. I would like to know how to tell if has a napco 4x4 in it or factory built. My 4x4 shift handle is on the left of my 4 speed trany. It has a 6cylinder 235. How can I tell if it is high pressure oil or low. Also what engine oil should I be using?
factory installed 1960 in K10 and K20 trucks.
Napco in K30 and up
here is one that I ran across the other day
http://fortwayne.craigslist.org/cto/2461687387.html
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I dont know what it has in it without seeing pictures as padresag said is what it would have been. Factory dana44 in front,eaton rear with4.57 gears and rockwell transfercase. Time can change a lot of components in a vechile of this age. If it has a NAPCO axle it will have a tag or stamping on it that says NAPCO. Back then if you wanted a napco axle you could buy 1 and install it on your own as they did at the factory on some of the late 50s truck or dealer installed trucks. They were a conversion kit from napco to convert 2 wheel drive to 4 wheel drive. Meet the inventor on the napco website.

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I did find dana44 on front, rockwell transfer case t-221.I did not locate any rear end numbers yet, thank you.

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Originally Posted by buckwild
I did find dana44 on front, rockwell transfer case t-221.I did not locate any rear end numbers yet, thank you.
yours seems to be the std question for a lot of 1960 4 x 4 owners in that they have a rare napco 4 x 4, 1959 was the last year that they were supplied that way in k10 and 20 series. the 235 was the correct I6 eng for your truck. it was discontinued after the 1962 production with the advent of the 230 and 292 eng.
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You could still get the 235 in the k -models in 63 but not the c models


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