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RC, I completely understand about the amount of work involved versus monetary gain. As far as your keeper projects go, that red '76 we'll have to talk about.
I'd love to
-weld in new patch panels for the bed wheel arches, cab corners, and rocker panels
-clean up the frame again
-new engine and tranny (460 or diesel)
-newer front seats
-get the thing moving toward being one color
I'm moving sometime this year, so it might not happen.
As you can see in my signature, it needs to be painted. I plan to paint it in the spring once it's warm enough out and not raining (typical ohio weather that time of the year). It'll be gloss white, with three 1" blue stripes, each a different shade running down the side and across the hood. I want to buy a new set of 4" lift springs for the front to replace the one that is broke, and they are all and have slouched down over the years. Need to fix the holes in the frame at the rear of the truck. If the money allows I'd like to re-route my exhaust pipes. Get the distributor set correctly, and mud the hell out of that truck!
-Figure out why my dash lights recently quit working.
-possibly replace leaky headers.(sounds more like a airplane these days)
-patch the hole in the drivers side floor.
-new door and window gaskets. (cab fills up w/snow in blizzards)
-four of the same brand tires would be nice.
-replace the seat. (1st on my list actually)
-replace my light fixtures. (turns, and brakes)
-might need a new heater core, kinda cold lately.
I want to get my truck back together in the spring so I can drive it! It's been 6 years! All should be good, just need to get the signal light switch replaced. Would love to get a decent engine to build up for a decent price. Married with 4 kids, so will be scrounging but would like more power. 351 M - 2 bbl right now, so anything would be an improvement!
I just bought mine, it runs great but needs lots of body work, this year i want to;
1. have trans rebuilt, 3rd gear is gone
2. take the 2 inches off the back and make it level
3. take off bed and clean up gas tanks and rust under the bed
4. start getting the cab rust repaired
5. find new bed and start fixing it up
this month i have to;
1. replace u-joints
2. replace oil pan and value cover gaskets
3. have brakes redone
4. order door shells and start rebuilding my doors
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