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#996687 01/04/2014 5:56 AM
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Hey guys, I'm new to the Forums. Just got a 1967 C10 this past fall. It's 18 years older than me. It's a long box fleet side and I'm told that the 350 in it is out of a 74 Corvette. Its got a 3 spd standard converted to a floor shift. Its a Canadian truck and is a "survivor". Its not perfect, but it gets down the road.

So far I only drove it with the 10 day permit in the fall, but it didn't give me any problems. I put in a new battery and did the rear brakes. My mechanic gave me a fairly short list in order to safety it. I hope to have it on the road for the spring.

I should mention I am the son of a member. My dad has a 53panel and I have a few hours into helping with that truck as well.

I look forward to picking up a lot more information about these old trucks from the wealth of knowledge on this forum. Thanks

Randy

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Koop, Welcome to the Stovebolt. Sounds like you have a nice daily driver... .and somewhat of a hotrod smile

Make yourself at home here. Best site on the entire web for us Chevy and GMC lovers. If it ain't here, it ain't anywhere!!

Say, I'm guessing but I'll bet your dad's name is Leo? Right? Is so tell him I said hello and to STAY WARM. I hear it was -31 last night.


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koop85 #996797 01/04/2014 5:34 PM
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Welcome Randy, great to have you join us. Thanks for all your help on the panel.

I hope you have it on the road soon, too. Be sure to check the gallery for other trucks of your vintage. Trucks don`t need to be `perfect`to be enjoyable. Just ask your little nephew.

Your Dad

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koop85 #996901 01/05/2014 1:25 AM
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Randy, that red looks good on that truck.....you keeping it red?
It also looks like the metal is in great shape to. Nice find.


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1952 Chevy Panel
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1950 Chevy Coupe
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koop85 #996971 01/05/2014 6:27 AM
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Thanks Alvin, I can't really paint over the body the way it is, and I can't do all the bodywork it needs right now, so I think I'll leave it the way it is for now.

Just going to take my time and enjoy it.


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