1972 Highboy , 4 spd, 360
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Hoping no interference , I think hookers or head mans talk about that . I hope not, I'll be pissed, I see can't use them damn intake gaskets, no cross over heat opening,everything cost me 25/30% more to get it shipped here just the way it is .will post pic and keep posted, finally dropped to -10 and only a portable garage and space heater ,
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11-12-2015, 10:23 PM
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I've been there on the no garage to work in. Hopefully the headsets for no issues. I'll be watching for the outcome. I think a 5" air cleaner will fit depending on your intake height. It's been awhile since my truck had the factory engine in it but I thought there was extra room on top of the air filter housing
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11-13-2015, 12:59 PM
Great looking truck. Is that an outside-the-frame gas tank on the right side? That is not good as it is an accident waiting to happen. You should move it to the rear where it is protected by the frame. For your intake height question, just stack pieces of blue foam board up and see if the hood will close. As an Alaskan, I am sure you have some blue foam around. Hopefully this summer I can start tearing down my 70 CC which was originally owned by Green Construction til it was bought by a friend who sold it to me in 2006.