Scotty Marx: Awesome truck man, I'm working on a 65 1/2 ton, progress is slow but it's getting there. I was wondering if you could tell me what kind of seats you have in your truck and where you got them. Thanks, great job on the truck
August 6, 2007 5:11PM
Chuck Marlin: Beautiful piece of work. I'm picking up a 62 side step to go ProStreet with. You've set the standard for me with your creativity. Keep up the good work.
Chuck
September 19, 2004 9:59PM
rick stubbs: nice 63 i have a 60 and 62 i am going to make one out of two long term project now it is summer i hope to have more time to work on it rick
April 23, 2004 7:06PM
brent: Man, that's a good lookin' truck! Noticed you went with power steering. Do you still have the stock front axle? I have a mid 70's power steering unit but it doesn't have enough travel to turn all the way left and right. Did you run into this or do you have a different style of power steering gearbox or axle? (I still have the stock closed knuckle Dana 44)
Thanks.
BRent
March 3, 2004 8:03PM
badass64: hey nice chevy pickup what are the size of your tires
February 23, 2004 6:04PM
EDDIE EDWARDS: i must say,i have to believe that you have the best looking 60-66 chevy truck that i have ever seen.i have been marveling over the photos..absolutely awesome!!! what type of alternator and a/c brackets did you use? i see nothing on this truck that i would change!!! great job!!
January 20, 2004 2:53PM
toolman_J: Nice looking truck I have a 63 Gmc 4X4 and would like to know if you can help me out with some info on the transfer case. I'm having a hard time finding a drive yolk for mine.
Jim
November 1, 2003 5:17AM
62PTCruiser: Hey Phats,
It'd been a good while since I've wondered through your web site pics. I had forgotten how great your truck really was.
Awesome work.
Awesome shop.
Spoon
September 22, 2003 5:10AM
Ken: You've done a fantastic job with your truck!!
June 11, 2003 1:49PM
Brent 65k10: Nice work on the truck. Progress has been slow on my 65k10. The cab's back together now and can now drive it as a backup (the "new" truck has 190K miles on it and I expect it to self-destruct at any time!!) Had a question for ya, I'm trying to find what the original transfer case shift boot looked like. I found a couple of trucks in Idaho that appeared to have the original boot, which was just a flat piece of rubber with a slot in it. If you can shed any light on the subject I'd appreciate it.
Brent
February 25, 2003 12:50AM
John: I'm in the process of restoring a 65 4x4 , where did you buy your suspension parts , such as the shackles and spring pins and bushings
January 1, 2003 7:17PM
RCT: UGLY - SELL IT ! ! !
December 1, 2002 8:27AM
kc: Nice, I got a 63 really a 62 and 1/2 short fleet side k10 that my Grandpa brought new. Need a steering gear box hard to find, 2wd will not fit
November 3, 2002 7:29PM
Renegade: Nice job on you 4x4!! Good luck on you tire & wheel search.
Renegade
October 30, 2002 7:09AM
bk65: Nice job! Thanks for the words of encouragement on my project (the yellow 65k10... not yellow for long, though). It's nice job on your 63. I looked for many years for a original k10 in the 60 to 66 years and finally found this one. I happened to drive through Idaho a few weeks ago, between Boise and McCall, and saw three for sale. Guess I'll know where to go next time.
Do you have a picture or know of a web site that shows what the factory shift boot for the transfer case looked like? Can't find a picture anywhere. I've got one from a 67-72 K10 that will work fine but still would like to see what the original was.
October 22, 2002 7:16PM
Jim: just picked up a 1964 all organial with the 305e v-6, it runs good, need to re-do bed and get to work getting it ready for a paint job, less than 57000 orginal miles
June 22, 2002 4:59PM
|
|
