Re: To Do lists, Frustrations, and Findings. What are yours?
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Originally Posted by custom10nut
I’m fortunate to possess a truck with all the factory sheet metal and other than THREE Rust holes in the rocker panels, there is no rust anywhere. I bought it in 1992 and as near as I can figure, it’s never been in the Rust Belt. It started life first delivered in South Dakota, then moved to Wyoming, then Tennessee, where bought it from a fellow soldier. I’ve only driven it North of the Ohio River once, in the summer, and very seldom drive it in the winter months (I have three other vehicles).
On my bed wood:
First I went to a Lumber yard and Hand picked each Southern Yellow Pine board.
I cut and routered The boards using the measurements from GMC Paul’s.
For the stain I kicked around maybe staining it a shade of Green, to sorta match the Medium Olive body color, but went with a combo of stains (then covered it with Boiled Linseed Oil to protect it) to make a color that’s close to the wood grain color inside the cab. I’m going to paint my bed strips Medium Olive, so my vision is to tie the colors together.
I hope I didn’t bore anyone, but that’s my plan. 
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I like hearing the plan. Gives me some ideas for mine. Funny thing is here in Arizona the time to drive our trucks is in the winter. The weather right now is great and all the classics are starting to show up on the roads.
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1970 GMC C1500 short fleet
Sellers Regret
- 1950 GMC
- 1967 Chevy C10
- 1970 GMC C2500 Dually Flat Bed
- 2003 Silverado
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