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hey guys,
As you all know its close to summer and as a project for the summer and for the next year or two i was looking at rebuilding an old truck such as a 1965 f100 or something similar. my question to you guys is any preferences on what type of truck i should look at rebuilding id prefer something that is rarer and not many people see often.
Thanks for any opinions,
Mitch
As you all know its close to summer and as a project for the summer and for the next year or two i was looking at rebuilding an old truck such as a 1965 f100 or something similar. my question to you guys is any preferences on what type of truck i should look at rebuilding id prefer something that is rarer and not many people see often.
Thanks for any opinions,
Mitch
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Near my summer house in Schroon Lake there's this little tiny, ancient garage full of crap cars that never get fixed. Like 3 years ago, a beautiful 55 Chevy pickup, totally restored(not hopped up, just restored to like-new) appeared on the lot. It hasn't moved-at all- in 3 years now. It has those bent corner windows, which I think are kinda rare also.
There's no for sale sign on it, but nobody ever uses it, or takes care. It sits outside all year long, not even a cover. Kinda makes me sad.
There's no for sale sign on it, but nobody ever uses it, or takes care. It sits outside all year long, not even a cover. Kinda makes me sad.
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My neighbor rebuilt one. He converted it to a "window" model. painted it taxi-cab yellow!
There is a firm that sells conversion kits that require cutting and welding. There is also a firm in Temecula that converts them also.
Those window models sure look special.
-Lance
p.s. Where in Baja are you?
There is a firm that sells conversion kits that require cutting and welding. There is also a firm in Temecula that converts them also.
Those window models sure look special.
-Lance
p.s. Where in Baja are you?
Originally Posted by Bruce R Leech
the window would be nice but I'm not going to pay a lot extra for it . down here they dont put a big premium on it so I may luck out. also the ones you stumble on here have now rust.
Bruce
Bruce
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Originally Posted by lmd91343
My neighbor rebuilt one. He converted it to a "window" model. painted it taxi-cab yellow!
There is a firm that sells conversion kits that require cutting and welding. There is also a firm in Temecula that converts them also.
Those window models sure look special.
-Lance
p.s. Where in Baja are you?
There is a firm that sells conversion kits that require cutting and welding. There is also a firm in Temecula that converts them also.
Those window models sure look special.
-Lance
p.s. Where in Baja are you?
Bruce
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