Slick 60's

Just found and joined this forum. We are proud new parents of a 64 Slick. We've had her about a month and have been tinkering ever since. I found her in Colorado and had her shipped to FL since there aren't many to choose from down here that aren't cancer ridden.
Here she is before we bought her:


She looks just like the truck in one of the '64 advertisements:


Her maiden voyage after going over the mechanics...Tailgating at the Dolphins game:


Anyway...just wanted to introduce myself and say hello. Hopefully I won't be too much of PITA with my never ending questions. Cheers

Good looking truck and glad to welcome you to Slick 60s. There are never too many questions either.
Give us more detail on your truck and more pics..ie engine trans etc.

Welcome from central fl.Glad to have another Fl. member here. Where are you located? Sure is nice that you were able to drive your truck so soon after you got her.Looks like she's in pretty good shape.But we do need more info on her and definately more pics.

Thanks, will try to get some updated pics this weekend.
Specs:
Engine: 223 I-6
Trans: Manual Column 3 Speed
Rear: 9" 3.89:1
Color: "V" Academy Blue
Built: Dallas (and seems to have spent most it's life in TX and CO)

The truck is very original and hasn't really been modified in anyway. I've been slowly working through the "issues" but we've been driving it every weekend. If it weren't for the manual steering and original drum brakes it would probably be a daily driver for the better half.

Done so far:
Fuel tank, lines/filter
Brakes, adjust e-brake
Ignition: plugs, wires, cap, rotor, points condensor
Carb rebuild
Interior parts

Left to do:
3 point seat belts (we live in South Florida!)
Radiator/Heater flush and new hoses
Get floor pan rust under control
Windshield
Figure out how to get old Ebrake handle off and new one on
Horn wire in column or contact plate has an issue
Figure out why high beams aren't working (new floor switch didn't fix it)
Door Seals and window anti-rattle
Find a suitable dry air cleaner for the Autolite 1100 to replace oil bath
Try to tighten up steering wheel play
Whatever else we come across

Nice truck! Welcome from Chattanooga, Tennessee!

welcome aboard 64. you can gut that oil bath and use a paper filter and keep the stock look. but there is nothig wrong with keeping the oil in it. they work very good.

Welcome from Michigan and Beautiful truck you got there !!!

Nice truck. from Louisiana.

Welcome to the addiction from West Virginia!!!! Nice looking ride you have....

Welcome SoFla - I'm about 3 hours to your north in the Daytona area.
That's a good looking truck. You'll find all the help you need on here.

I'm over on the west coast in Punta Gorda (aka ground zero for Hurricane Charley)....

Welcome!

f r o m
K A N S A S

from Houston! Nice truck! Glad you could join us.

Welcome from Kentucky ( though I grew up in Tampa ) . Good lookin 64 aloooooooooot cleaner than my first 64 for sure .


Rick

Welcome from Indiana. Very nice truck. Cool that it matches the truck in the ad!

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone, glad I found this site. Now the questions start. If you've replaced your parking brake handle please check out my other thread.

Welcome from Northern Nevada!

Very nice looking Slick. from NW Pennsylvania.

Welcome and nice find! You will discover the year 1964 to be a year of many subtle changes. Too bad the advertisements were not done in real color photos, most all ads were artists renditions up to 1966.