What parts aren't out there?

[Stoney]

Have they added up a price tag yet

[sea chief]

I would like to see fleetside rear section with the tail light pockets. I have two trucks that are dented in that area, and it is a pain to hammer them out

[70rs/ss]

I read through the whole thread, and only saw a few, but can attest to the need for a Blazer quarter!! There are a lot of Blazers that got cast aside do to lots of rust in the quarters that could be brought back to life with a repop!! The short fleet steel floor, and if you want to be inovative how about a never was short step steel floor, I'd convert in a heartbeat!!

[berencam]

i can suggest one i would buy..... a sheet metal section of the upper firewall, under the cowl grill.

[mtndewmaniac66]

All are great ideas.

I don't have much to add except, maybe:

another vote for the '67-'68 grilles,
3rd brakelight,
fender vents, (to reduce under hood temps, and aesthetics??)
cold-air intake holes in radiator support,
gauge pod pillars,

(just throwing stuff out there)

[70c10swb]

Originally Posted by 70c10swb

I have a couple off the top of my head, i dont know if they have been looked at yet.

• Cab mount brackets as well as the bed mount brackets.
• With all the talk of the shaved cowl panel, i would like to see the cowel itself. They are always rotted out in the corners and bottoms
  
  
• windsheild frame

still like my idea

[alschevy]

well some 1967 and 1968 chevy truck parts like the bench seat. one ton
parts all of the one ton parts like the emblems that go on the front fenders of
the trucks from 1967-1970. four wheel drive parts. air cleans for 250,292,283 and 327 engines. any thing thats hard to find or rare like of the
3/4 and one ton trucks with flate beds some of the trucks had three gas tanks on the trucks is a switched with a handle and to of the gas tanks called SADDLE tanks and the tanks are round short and are about 35 gal. there and some other things i want to say here but cant think of them now i will tell you latter.



1967 chevy one ton wrecker truck

[shifty]

i have two:

1) The pedal support structure inside the firewall (it's spot welded in). Picture: http://satellitehead.com/gallery/dis...354&fullsize=1 -- maybe a complete patch panel pre-spot welded for this area of the firewall would suffice?

2) Shaved cowl. What's the status?

[Yeller68]

Steering Wheel, and Horn button for 68. At least I haven't been able to find them yet.

[grayw0lf]

Originally Posted by cableguy0

long wheel base bedsides and floors would be wonderful. nobody can find good lwb parts anywhere to replace a bed

Or at least bed floor patch panels that match the rib spacing contours.

[caminokid]

Originally Posted by 1LoC10

a whole steel replacement cab

[shifty]

Originally Posted by Yeller68

Steering Wheel, and Horn button for 68. At least I haven't been able to find them yet.

my stock ones are stuff up for grabs...pretty sure you contacted me about them before?

[67ChevyRedneck]

I may have missed it, this thread has gotten long, but...

STEPSIDE FENDER PATCH PANELS!!!

That would be AWESOME!

[Richard Dobson]

Battery boxes, the one I bought from Year One has holes that don't line up with the radiator support at the vertical support on the rad supp. Regards

[jb4short]

Originally Posted by Richard Dobson

Battery boxes, the one I bought from Year One has holes that don't line up with the radiator support at the vertical support on the rad supp. Regards

Standard battery tray? We have them...I just installed on on our '70 and it fit fine.

[PETEM1957]

Auxillary Battery Tray

[shifty]

Originally Posted by PETEM1957

Auxillary Battery Tray

i already posted a place you can get them cheap. search the forum for 'auxillary battery' and you should find it.

[shifty]

Originally Posted by Richard Dobson

Battery boxes, the one I bought from Year One has holes that don't line up with the radiator support at the vertical support on the rad supp. Regards

is there a difference between the one for 67-68 and the one for 69-72? i found that i couldn't use the stock aux battery tray in my '68 because the 67-68 and 69-72 trucks use a very diff't core support with holes and braces in diff't locations.

[67ChevyRedneck]

Originally Posted by shifty

is there a difference between the one for 67-68 and the one for 69-72? i found that i couldn't use the stock aux battery tray in my '68 because the 67-68 and 69-72 trucks use a very diff't core support with holes and braces in diff't locations.

I put an OEM '72 battery tray in my '67 (the normal passenger side tray). Maybe it's just the aux ones that are different?

[shifty]

Could be. I am not 100% sure, hence the question. I don't see how it could be different since 3 bolts hold it to the inside of the core support opening, 1 to the inner fender and ...what, one or two hold it on the other side? I forget. haven't used a passenger side tray in a while

[67ChevyRedneck]

I had mine off a couple months ago, there's 3 along the side of the support by the radiator and two on the passenger side near the fender (one top, one bottom bolt), and one in the inner fender..

I've actually never seen an aux one in person...

[Yeller68]

Originally Posted by shifty

my stock ones are stuff up for grabs...pretty sure you contacted me about them before?

No, I bought your heater box, might be what you are thinking about. I think I can save mine, had just noticed you can't find them new. If mine can't be saved, I'll ping you to see if you still have them.

[shifty]

Aux is not much different, quite honestly. it uses the exact same tray piece, and the part that mounts along the fender side is the same IIRC (just inversed), the only diff'ce is the bar used to fasten it to the side of the core support closest to the radiator is different. i have pics of mine somewhere around here.

[shifty]

Originally Posted by Yeller68

No, I bought your heater box, might be what you are thinking about. I think I can save mine, had just noticed you can't find them new. If mine can't be saved, I'll ping you to see if you still have them.

gotcha! i looked back on it, and it was someone here in GA, they were down I-85 somewhere. i think they had a color in their name as well (blck- or black- something?). i don't even remember what i was asking for it. if you get around to it, mine's in great shape, you know me - name your price if you're swingin' by to pick it up. i know you're not terribly close by, so ... here are some pics: http://satellitehead.com/uploads/scolumn%20001.jpg http://satellitehead.com/uploads/scolumn%20002.jpg http://satellitehead.com/uploads/scolumn%20003.jpg http://satellitehead.com/uploads/scolumn%20004.jpg http://satellitehead.com/uploads/scolumn%20005.jpg http://satellitehead.com/uploads/scolumn%20006.jpg

if you can trade for a rust-less (or only surface rust) section pictured here, i'd do it: http://satellitehead.com/gallery/dis...354&fullsize=1

trouble is trying to find a cab to cut it out of i feel bad for cutting up any cab just to salvage a section of mind that i screwed up.

[lyrikz]

Originally Posted by Tri-ProAutomotive

Standard battery tray? We have them...I just installed on on our '70 and it fit fine.

I have one that should be very easy and most all stepside owners might like this. Front patch panel for stepside fenders. ALL of them seem to rust out..