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Old 08-28-2016, 01:57 AM
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Cool Look what I get to drive!
67 short bed needs some love! I'm trading in the 88 F-150 for a week. No AC will suck, but if I go fast enough it shouldn't matter! Day light pics tomorrow.
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No AC will suck, but if I go fast enough it shouldn't matter!
That's what those little triangle window are for, nothing like 2-60 AC! Just stay out of stop and go traffic.
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When I was a child, my neighbor had three GMCs like this...same color too. He had the wheels painted red and the hub caps painted silver to match the bumper. His trucks seem to last forever.
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That's a sweet old bowtie. I would love to pick an old Chevy in that condition. Got to love the old wing window AC.
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Very nice truck!
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That's what those little triangle window are for, nothing like 2-60 AC! Just stay out of stop and go traffic.
The tilt out front windshield on my Model A works quite well. No worse than being on a motorcycle.
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Neat truck, Travis!
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The tilt out front windshield on my Model A works quite well. No worse than being on a motorcycle.
That my friend, is flow through ventilation @ it's best!
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The tilt out front windshield on my Model A works quite well. No worse than being on a motorcycle.
Seriously, they bring a lot of air in? I would have thought there was a lot of deflection. By the way, you KNOW you are going to have to post pics of the whole vehicle, right?
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Travis.. we had a 67 shortbed chevy when I worked at the small engine shop in the 80's! We used it to do pick ups and deliveries..

Had a 307 V8 and a powerglide 2 speed auto... great truck except for the steering... at slow speed it took a hell of a set of arms to turn it!!
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