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My wife's "new" truck.
After much frustration dealing with the computer controlled 95 jimmy my wife informs me that she is done with it and wants a pre computer/pre smog truck. After looking around she found this gem and we picked it up tonight. Drove it home a short 35 mile jaunt, it rode rock solid without wandering and no weird behavior of any kind. It did however have a creative "cure" for a failed headlight switch, a motor control switch from a machine attached to the radiator support. It worked to get us home, it's coming off tomorrow! Here's the pictures:
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-v...8/IMG_1077.JPG https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-R...8/IMG_1080.JPG https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-v...8/IMG_1084.JPG https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-e...8/IMG_1085.JPG https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-6...8/IMG_1086.JPG |
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Very nice! Looks super clean. I would rather roll that as opposed to a "new" truck any day.
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Nice looking truck. Someday my wife will see the light as well. ;)
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Man, I love an unmolested truck. We're going through a phase right now that's similar to what the 55-57 Chevy cars endured in the 70's. Everybody was chopping them up and rodding them, and the ones what got left alone turned into solid gold investments.
Not 'bashing' here - I'd never tell anyone what to do or not do to their own dang vehicles, just opinionatin'. Beautiful truck! |
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That is one beautiful truck. Mine has the radio spot in the dash cut for a square radio and now I'll have to fix it. I too prefer original or slightly modified vehicles. I don't like cutting up classics but I do have a chop top '81 Monte Carlo. Guess I don't consider that a classic.:lol: You and your wife enjoy the ride brother.
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what a wife.....nice truck...my wife can't drive anything older than 2010.....and a payment...LOL
keep her! and the wife too |
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if you dont mind me asking. where did you get it from it looks a lot like a friends he had for sale a while back.. i mean exactly like it.. anywho glad your wife caught the chevy bug.. by the way there is no cure.. enjoy your new wheels.....Ivan D..
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My wife has had the bug for a long time, she drove a 64 short step in college and also drove double bottoms for her dad back then as well. I had a '60 long step when we got married. She is very happy with this truck, she wants to change the color to a two tone with the Chevy turquoise but leave it otherwise mechanically stock. |
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nice...............
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Gearhead/truck wife's are cool i'm building a 67 for my wife at the moment.:chevy:
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Update: The headlight problem was a bad hi/lo switch.
And here was the PO's solution.:lol: Hey, it worked.... https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-L...2/IMG_1107.JPG As viewed from the front: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-H...2/IMG_1108.JPG |
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Congrats on the new truck and having a wife that enjoys it.
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