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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby jzjames on Sun Mar 14, 2010 8:13 pm

Killakobra,  you know I like your truck, it reminds me of mine when I first got it.  For me I was looking for a stepside,  this is what it looked like as purchased in Oregon for the full price - $700.
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the paint was a maaco job that was peeling and falling off so I sanded it all down to the orig. chrome yellow.
Then painted it orange.
I'ts a great DD now. Enjoyable to drive. C4 auto, good gas mileage at 14 mpg. w/ the 3.70 diff.  Why would I sell this truck?!
Hope you feel the same about yours, its the only truck you need.

Hope this isnt HI jacking! :roll:
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby killakobra on Mon Mar 15, 2010 6:28 pm

it's always a pleasure jz. Us stepside owners have to band together  :hn:  :D

that looks alot like my first stepper

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i paid $400 for her and drove it home.  Now she's powering the green truck.  i can't say i've neglected the '69 though

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hopefully i can scrounge up the cash to get a 300 soon and get it prowling  8)
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby killakobra on Fri Mar 26, 2010 9:25 am

f600 dash installed. fuel gauge doesn't read right but other than that it works great.

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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby FordTruck on Sun Mar 28, 2010 11:37 am

killakobra wrote:f600 dash installed. fuel gauge doesn't read right but other than that it works great.

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I've got that exact same instrument cluster and problem with the fule gauge :lol:
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby killakobra on Thu Apr 29, 2010 11:46 pm

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Offy dual plane intake and a Holley 600 :)

i also matched my letters to the paint color.
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby FormerMarine1981 on Fri Apr 30, 2010 9:59 am

I love the way the truck looks. Especially all the dings and dents.  :thup:
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby 72stepside on Fri Apr 30, 2010 5:56 pm

I dig the intake.  I went completely opposite... headers w/ stock intake and 1bbl Carter.  Oh well...
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby killakobra on Fri May 28, 2010 11:23 am

went to a scrap yard thursday and ende4d up with 2 hoods and a set of great front fenders.  one is going on my daily and the other is going on my other project.

they were almost too big to haul in my stepside.

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this is the worst of the two. The black hood is peach.
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the only real damage

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the blue one has the fancy trim which i'm most likely removing.  may be up for sale if it's worth salvaging.

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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby jzjames on Fri May 28, 2010 8:57 pm

Your hood got rot in it?
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby killakobra on Sat May 29, 2010 12:49 am

yea, and a pretty major dent in the front.  

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it's hard to see but all around the rim it's holy.
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby 1970FordTK on Sat May 29, 2010 8:30 am

How in the heck did you manage to find a yard that still has bumps in it?
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby killakobra on Sat May 29, 2010 11:16 am

it's in SC.  i found it on accident actually.  When my dad and i were on our way to look over my truck before buying it, we saw a 72 f600 being towed into the yard.  We stopped in later to look at the front fenders and found out they have a slew of bumps and dents there.  Thankfully it's a family run place and they appreciate old vehicles.
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby killakobra on Sat Jul 10, 2010 7:38 pm

after an irritating turn of events, i had to use the spare engine in my daily driver.  The old engine finally had a valve go in it.  The good news is that i have the new 300 in with the 600 holley and now duel exhaust!  Well, at least the front half anyway.  had a coil burn up on me and it gave me a fun week of trouble shooting.  all in all it wasn't that bad and now the truck is running better than ever.   pictures will be up soon.
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby killakobra on Sun Jul 11, 2010 2:05 pm

Hit one snag in the engine swap.  the pre-EFi 300's have a shallower valve cover and your rockers will hit it at higher RPM's.  enough with the dlown sides, time for evidence.

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exhaust is only half done.  i need to get the tail pipe ordered so i can start fabbing.
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and i have room for a gas tank on the other side of the driveshaft......
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.....whish the 82 was nice enough to donate!
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had some fun pulling donuts in a parking lot last night  :D

That's it for now, and until next time.  :fr:
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Re: 1967 stepside daily driver.

Postby jzjames on Mon Jul 12, 2010 1:54 pm

Gotta ask, how do the twin glasspack mufflers sound and perform with your efi exhaust manifolds?
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