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i havent owned general tires for alot of years,but from what i remember,they are good.

too bad that you have to get a job though.

got my '67 utiline back from the shop with a rebuilt 360/727,,,,
also bought myself a '75 club cab short bed power wagon.

the '67 frame is wider than the '84,so with the '84 bumber brackets it would not be a direct bolt up.
but my bumper is still attached to the '84 frame.

alot depends on how much room you have to move things around.i did 2 cab offs alone,1 cab on alone,without cherry picker.then with home made picker and my dad,1 cab off.i have alot of pics,i'll post a few. http://upload4.postimage.org/1983724/trucks067.jpg http://upload4.postimage.org/1983735/trucks...

this is an '84 bumper.

Skid plate.

Looks good

There is a good article about E-85 in "feb.07 mopar action mag."
at the least you will have to rework your carb.

That is NOT ugly.

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone.

i hope to be getting my neck whipped back soon. my motor has been in the machine shop,but the mechanic finally has it back,now he needs to put the heads,intake,and exhaust together. not sure what kind of power i'll have but the mechanic says it will have plenty. 360 bored .030 over,10 or 10.5 to 1 p...

love the stepsides

thanks,,,,after the offroad lights,the roll bar,a real gas tank,the other seat,and so on it will look more like a mad max machine.
it should be fun.

i had some left over sweptline parts from my project.
so i thought i would make something else.

very nice truck

Thank you

thanks,
so inlet = water pump
outlet = manifold?

when i bought my truck the heater core hoses had been spliced together bypassing the heater core because the owner said it leaked.i am now ready to hook up the heater but am not sure which hose goes where,or if it matters. water pump hose to top or bottom of heater core? i have seen pictures of it b...

thanks,,,,,,,took alot of pictures,,,,funny thing though,i should have took more,,,lol.....