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Figured someone would like to see it. Thanks for the look

Hey I found this old video on YouTube you might like to see

Hey quick update. I picked up some bucket seats for a jeep. They were sitting in a older gentlemans barn. I pointed them out to him and told him I was wanting to clone a military truck. He gave them to me for free. They do need some cleaning but they are really close to the military truck seats...

Thanks for the info man. I'll keep this in mind when I start to build the clone. I'm on the search for a cheaper set of 76 chevy truck fenders and 76 doors

Well thank you for the reply. I figured I'd just make up some random number if I had to. I've heard of "89c" so I'm thinking a little more along the lines of "85f" if it isn't already used on one of the originals or someone's clone

Thank you man. I've been busy here lately so I haven't had much time to get on the forums so sorry for the late reply. I'll look into that site. Every time one of those old Canadian 5/4 tons pop up on Kijiji I try to download the photos. Just go keep as a reference when I go to build a clone

Any door numbers I could use? (Like 89c,19c,880,ect) there's a junkyard close to me that has a ton of parts for those trucks I might be able to dig around and find all the parts I need. I also found out the blackout lights are the same ones used on the Jeep in the u.s

That's very cool to hear that you drove one back in the day. I've been wanting to find one for a while but I figured cloning one would be my best bet (since those trucks are very rare) I have a 76 Chevy k20 (civilian model) truck sitting outside. That's setup to be very simaller to the Canadian...

If y'all don't mind me reviving a old thread. Im looking to clone on of those Canadian 5/4 ton Chevy trucks with my 1976 Chevy k20 (my first truck) im looking for paint scheme photos,interior photos,ect. But for my truck I want to make it a flatbed dually.

Thats a nice truck