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new to me 64 shortie

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been looking for a while and finally found a 64 shortie. too bad i'm gonna hack it up and sell it for parts. lol.

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Dibs on the core support if its in good shape
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ezernut9mm wrote:. too bad i'm gonna hack it up and sell it for parts. lol.
Why?
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Interesting rear bumper...
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I'll take the back window sticker
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Greg D wrote:
ezernut9mm wrote:. too bad i'm gonna hack it up and sell it for parts. lol.
Why?
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Dibs on the bed!!
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stronger66ratfink wrote:I'll take the back window sticker
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Thats no sticker Mike!, it`s a reflection of what chris was doing at the time!
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From your picture of the interior, it look like yours has the same problem as mine. A gap of about 1/2 inch at the steering wheel. Any idea of the cause?
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it is very very rusty. about all i'm keeping is the correct front bumper, both doors, recovered seat, and most of the unhacked wiring. plus maybe some knobs and switches. oh, and the innie wheels. i have the frame and bed sold already. plus the grille and what's left of the front clip. i don't jump unless i have a good landing pad.
the core support is toast. no inner fenders. fred flinstone flooring and rust on every panel except for both doors, which are actually in good shape. the roof is really solid as well if anyone wants a good roof. lol
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From your picture of the interior, it look like yours has the same problem as mine. A gap of about 1/2 inch at the steering wheel. Any idea of the cause?
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Mine has done that a few times over the years. The outer housing seems to slip through the the bottom of the dash ever so slowly until eventually the horn no longer works. I think that a new rubber piece in the support at the botom of the dash may fix that problem; or maybe adding a piece of rubber to accomplish a tighter hold to the column.

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ooh, that's another thing. the horn contact is still there and usable. plus i am going to try the pvc glue steering wheel fix.
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PVC glue fix? I'm going to recondition the original steering whell to my truck eventually. How does this method work?
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i can box and ship...
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Would that be UPS oversize rate? :lol:

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hahahha, OH MAN ! no wonder the legend of the feet pics is so grand !



too funny !
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