I still recall sitting at my Grandmas as a kid.. watching the tv.. hearing static, and then Breaka break 17 .... or some other channel powering thru the tv reception...

The facebook page has nothing to do with the club...

Old new stock still surprises me.. Its nice the guy knows the part is for a long box..

hahahahah, that reminds me of when I got a form letter from the Dodge dealer.. trying to get me to trade in my past purchase on a new car.. They had a standard line where they dropped in your vehicles make model and year that they sent to their entire mail file. I will never forget when my vehicle w...

Two words...... "The Couch"

Everytime I look at this truck I wish my short uni would have been this straight.. I might have stuck with the old paint look as well. It was just to beat. I really like your truck as it is.

Yeah, every squeak and bounce seems like a victory on the first drive

This is really amazing, exactly what parts were you able to buy? and what parts were fabricated by you?

Trailers of course!

I always thought it would be cool to make a farm work vehicle with no cab.. sort of an open air utility vehicle.. when my Dad raised pumpkins a few years ,I could see him using one with low racks or baskets around the vehicle to eliminate a lot of lifting.

After I zoomed way in I can see the taller cab, looked like a 61-63 until I zoomed in..

I think the windshields are the same.. however it appears to be a 61-63 cab above the drip rail, could be my eyes.

Iowa wasn't SURPRISED to see a new Arizona member !

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The comment section has both informed fans , and morons ! hahahahahah

Keeper of the Tower.......

It looks great...

The guy that invented rap!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jDBiMd3HNI

I can not imagine how much force would be on that at highway speeds?

You will probably laugh, but I always liked the looks of the old generic aftermarket horse blanket type covers. Almost every truck I was in as a kid had one..

Its a dang shame someone never invented a simple two speed gear box that could be installed in the drive shaft.. Short shaft from the transmission to the box, longer shaft to the rear end. Even if you had to stop and manually throw the thing from high to low it would be great.. especially if it coul...

Those are some positive numbers... The 352 4 speed spicer gets about 13 in My Pops ole 66 ... but its a brute... The transmission was out of a bigger truck than a pickup...but I am not sure its different than every other 4 speed they used.