Thread: 1966 GMC Carryall Suburban Panel Chevrolet Chevy Truck

Quote: Originally Posted by Strodder Now that's a nice Ferd. thanks Quote: Originally Posted by highperf4x4 ok, i'm gonna let it slide this time. good but this is why i cant work on my

I believe there's less than an inch space between the two Reid. I would go with the Velcro also.

Quote: Originally Posted by bubba327 I think it was 68-69 vintage I do not completely remember. I found several brackets on E-bay awhile back , but kinda quit looking for them. It is too cold to even think about working on the truck today, It -4*F this morning . My Drive line is ready to pick up. It is now shortened and balanced,and has new U-joints. Must be to cold to work too? It's so cold I'm thinking about going for a sled ride....

The easy old school way of making gaskets is to pull the part, and get it cleaned up. Place the gasket surface facing you and lay a piece of gasket material over it. Then gently tap all around the edges (inside and out) with a ball peen hammer. It will cut a perfectly fitted gasket in no time. I also learned back in the 50's if no gasket material is available, you can substitute single ply cardboard - like a cereal box, or the box a valve...

I can help you with one, if you still need it.

well atleast it's old metal.

Now that's a nice Ferd.

Quote: Originally Posted by Dinos63 crazy as its sounds i was going to bid on the crewcab on ebay,whats better then one crewcab? two Thats a good way to put it!

Me neither, just wondered. I thought I saw one in a manual once that was dash mounted. To tell the truth, that MAY have been where a factory clock was...either way, they look good.

Quote: Originally Posted by Strodder That's what I do now. Use what ya got. I used a base ball bat to make the shape for this mustang rust repair. Nice work. Quote: Originally Posted by Strodder Sorry Alan I can't help myself from Thread Jacking. I'm use to it. Got the equipment home and me and Shannon practiced some. My first box. I picked this 16" fan and wiring kit. Shannon brought over my new condenser since we...