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Here's where i'm at with winter closing in. New motor ZZ4,New trans TH400 stage 2,New rearend 10.5 14 bolt 4:10 gears built by Pat and Jeremy @ Custom Differential. lokar 32" double bend shifter,VHX Dakota digital dash,American auto wire update kit,New wheels and tires,Total brake job,Brakes,cylinders,lines,hydrovac,wheel bearing and races,carrier bearings,u-joints,stared red bedliner in interior.

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looking pretty sweet can;t wait to see some more pics

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Nice work on the bus. It also brings back some memories. When in high school I drove a bus for three years. This was in the mid 60's but we still had 55 models on the road. I've drove one like it many times.
Thanks for sharing and keep the pics coming.


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That's looking very SWEET! Looking forward to more pics and can you tell me more about the rearend you're using? I plan on swapping mine next year and also putting in a TH400 trans too. Would like to know how well it rides.


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The rear is a GM 10.5 14 bolt full float rear (drum brake)with a 67" WMS wheel mounting surface.The spring perches are 40" apart.8 lug x 6.25 mounting pattern.. also setup for a 1350 u joint.

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Great to see another "skoolie" here. Looks like a great start and would love to see more of it. Especially some "body shots".


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Yes, some more pics would be great. Or can we get access to view your photobucket album? I'm also going to be looking for the interior door pull. Mine is missing and really like the manual mechanism. Any ideas where I could find one? I have Superior body [sure wish my wife thought that ;)].


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Hey Fred --- speaking of skoolie pix...any new ones of your rig? And I agree on the 55-57 "brows", makes for a great front end.


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Lookin' Good! Love those mid-fifties!


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