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You made mention of not using a chase truck? I would not even consider the transport without one. We spent the whole morning chasing down parts to get going by early afternoon with the chase truck. Would have been doomsday using the CUCV or the Deuce for the 'hunts'. Might want to try and get...

:ditto: Crop out the old and put in new.

The reason I added this was that I was informed that there has been a rash of incidents in which the person was not who the ID said they were. Also the reason for the VIN, vehicles that showed up for repair were not the ones in the accident per the license plate number. I'm sure this has been...

Make sure you report the incident to YOUR insurance company. The other party probably doesn't feel to good today! And, depending on your insurance company, they should be happy to help you in the right direction if the other company doesn't want to play (repair your truck), even if your...

Make sure you report the incident to YOUR insurance company. The other party probably doesn't feel to good today! And, depending on your insurance company, they should be happy to help you in the right direction if the other company doesn't want to play (repair your truck), even if your...

I have seen LWB GMs of those years built and shipped with a 16 gal tank, I had one! SWB is 16 gal. and LWB is 20gal.. You might want to look up a replacement tank from JC Whitney or other supplier and measure the length of the tank. If I remember correctly, the length is the only difference, if...

I have seen LWB GMs of those years built and shipped with a 16 gal tank, I had one! SWB is 16 gal. and LWB is 20gal.. You might want to look up a replacement tank from JC Whitney or other supplier and measure the length of the tank. If I remember correctly, the length is the only difference, if...

[thumbzup][thumbzup][thumbzup][thumbzup][thumbzup] EXCELLENT work and ingenuity!

Excellent work Warthog!! [thumbzup][thumbzup][thumbzup]

I would vote for the last post, that way they will see what they need and get the correct measurements. ALOT cheaper than a screw up on measuring on your part. I know it's not rocket science, but...

200+/- clams for the tierod. 0.8hours for the labour, if I remember right. I would replace the steering stabilizer while your at it, it can make your truck do all kind of weird things, making you think you have worse problems. Runs about 40 clams for an OEM type.

roflroflrofl Mine said the same thing, only it's not an older car...

It has been known that it all starts over after a year... The First EUC was a wait of 69? days. Other EUCs were approx 20 days. The last EUC I turned in, I had NOT purchased anything for 14 months, came in 6 days... Liked to have pooed myself as I was out of country and almost missed out on...

Most of your K-5's are going to have 3.08, with 3.42 or 3.73 as an option. Your gonna have to look real close for the ratio you want. The K-10's usually had 3.42 with 3.73 as an option. Again, your going to have to look closely for the ratio you want. Changing out rings and pinions is not...

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Works good to keep out moisture and corrosion, apply in light coats.

Try State Farm or Farmers over there in the Lone Star State

Welding / Fabrication shops are a good place for what you need, speaking steel. If you want drops on Aluminum try the suppliers, alot of them cut stock to their clents needs and throw the cutoffs in the scrap bins. I found some 1 1/2" thick by 12" dia Forged solid round cutoffs that I paid scrap...