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I think for now I will just patch the floor boards with sheet metal and drive it. I want to keep it as close to original look as I can. I too like the blue interior. I do however want to keep it the same color and pin striping. I realy like it!! I know this may take a few years to do but hey that's why they are projects. Lol I want it to look nice yet not be a show truck. Built strong yet still could serve as a daily driver. As for the 80, well I'm not sure what I'll do with it. Use it as a beater or sell it. I know it need a lot of work as well. I will have to decide this spring until then it's research time for both trucks!!!
Hey, I might be interested in the other truck. My son is looking to replace his current truck. We live in Indiana too, so the drive shouldn't be too awful bad. Lemme know.
Hey, I might be interested in the other truck. My son is looking to replace his current truck. We live in Indiana too, so the drive shouldn't be too awful bad. Lemme know.
I will do, It won't be till spring tho. I need to look into all my options and see what is best. I will tell you this. It would be one heck of a project truck. Floor pans, bed, interior, all need work and no drive shaft. it has one now but it is from a s10.
He's got a decent engine and tranny in the truck he has now. I'd have him replace the seals and gaskets in them when he takes them out (just as a precaution), but as far as running and power, they are in good shape. If it weren't for the fact that he tipped it over on to its side in a ditch, the body would be in fair shape too. The floor boards don't have a bit of rust on them, but he damaged the cab and roof when it tipped sideways. He probly won't be ready until Spring too, so shoot me a PM when you are ready.
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