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Old 10-06-2017, 10:26 PM
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I am hoping in the not so distant future to have one of these painted Cub Cadet colors. 1973 Chevy Cheyenne Super 30....no camper



Or one of these....Kaiser era Jeep Gladiator
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Old 10-07-2017, 12:16 AM
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I vote for the Chev simply because it will be much easier to do a two tone yellow/white paint scheme on it then on the Gladiator. The Chev is a two tone from the factory. Much more parts available cheaper too. Please keep us posted on the hauler build. I had a 74 GMC 3500 with a 454. No wheelies, but boy would it smoke the tires on a burnout!
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Old 10-07-2017, 06:07 AM
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Nothing against the Jeep, but I too would lean towards the Chevy C-30.
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I like the Chevy as well. My first truck was a 1977 Silverado, 4x4. These trucks were bad about rusting so it my be difficult to find one.
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I am leaning toward the Chevy as well. I really like the design and styling of those square bodies. The Jeep has a utilitarian "coolness" about it but parts are harder to obtain.
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Gonna go against the grain. Go with the jeep. Much better looking than a square body Chevy. Easy enough to two tone.
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I vote for the Chevy too. They look good with the Cubs. Here's my '73 K10 Custom with '69 125.
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Do the Chevy. My dad had a new 73 small block. The exhaust manifolds cracked. I'll bet that super 30 has a big block. I'd like one of those for a tow vehicle. Mike
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Another vote for the chevy my first truck was a 76 chevy scottsdale 30 4x4 single wheel pickup and it to has the 454 with 400 tranny and 203 transfer case oldest truck I ever owned and the truck I had the least trouble with im SO glad i hung onto the whole time but she needs attention when I quit driving it on the highways the floors was about gone out of the cab
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