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Old 08-30-2007, 03:00 PM   #40
hotroddinrebel
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Milledgeville, Georgia
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Re: ways you have saved money on your build

My truck was my daily driver in high school and since I was(and still am) getting 10-12 mpg...money wasn't plentiful. I had a bent drum backer plate that needed replacing because it ate shoes every 5000 miles. but why replace? I worked at AutoZone at the time and lifetime shoes were 19 bucks. Exhaust work is expensive so a universal glasspack kit is on there..cheap enough that I got it for christmas(around 120 bucks I think). Fuel line of the carb is a combo of cheap brake lines and rubber hose. The carb installation was me and my ex-gf's dad putting it on at 12am on a school/work night so that it would be ready for power tour 2006(Ready is a relative term)

The other key is to work at Napa...employees get good prices
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1969 GMC 1/2 ton optioned kinda wierd:
-3/4 ton springs front and rear
-Stepside
-307 V8(now an RHS built 350)
-TH400 and 12 Bolt with 2.73 gears

Last edited by hotroddinrebel; 08-30-2007 at 03:01 PM. Reason: mispelled words
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