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03-28-2009, 04:03 PM | #1 |
optomistic ah-so
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Charlotte, NC
Posts: 544
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When it rains in the Carolinas...
Yup, another new subscriber in North Carolina.
I bought mine two weeks ago, not the first Chevy i've had but i am normally one of those "underdog" types that have stuck with either the 3rd member of the Big 3, or defunct brands like Oldsmobile and STUDEBAKERS!!! I was a graphic artist, wih my own studio, for many years and working on street rods as a hobby or helping out local racers...never was happy because I had wanted to design cars not artwork for the tv studios. I decided I'd be happier for the second half of my life out here trying to get into racing as a second career, and I've been trying for a while. this one si going to be my "Shop truck" and have some duties as a mule, learning a few things about the trailing arm rear suspension--and keeping the investment low!!! As Ipost this I have my carb torn down with points and regualr tune-up stuff in front of me just waiting for the rain to subside so i can put it all under the hood. Next task on a dry day will be to track down why the brake and head lights don't work, but the park lights do--the person I bought it from had the column apart and while it has a turn signal switch I don't think this was originally a signal-equipped truck, which I will check against the wiring diagrams I already found thanks to the helpful people on this board! I usually wait a few months, "lurking" before my first post on a board, but everyone here looks like the kind of people I've come to know through street rodding...I think I can find a place here.
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