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I see your in Florence. Im in North Augusta. Any suggestions for a local source for a hard top?
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Some of us pay a few grand for a running truck them sink a few more in to get them road ready. You are way ahead of the game. Your truck needs work but if you are handy and ask these guys for advise, you’re going to have a real nice truck. Finding parts won’t be hard, just ask and you will be lead right to them.
Rustystud gave you good advise. You keep coming back here and you’ll get more.
welcome to the best place to be for this hobby (or sickness like some of us)...
Rustystud gave you good advise. You keep coming back here and you’ll get more.
welcome to the best place to be for this hobby (or sickness like some of us)...
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Right on. Lot nicer than my first/free truck. '62 in my Sig.
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I drove her for the 1st time today
Man what a truck! The steering is sloppy as **** and the gears are 3ft apart but i think i like it. Still no brakes but i was just driving around in circles in a field. It gets towed home tomorrow & the fun begins.
Man what a truck! The steering is sloppy as **** and the gears are 3ft apart but i think i like it. Still no brakes but i was just driving around in circles in a field. It gets towed home tomorrow & the fun begins.
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The drag link is adjustable at both ends and can be the cause for quite some "slop".