Hey Ya'll, I have been thinking about putting an outside sunvisor on RED RYDER.
Having a 5 window AD pickup in this sunny state lets in too much sun glare.
What are some of my options? New, reproduction, OEM, used, or what? Thanks
for you input and suggestions I plan to paint it a light gre
I would buy one that works, whether new, reproduction, OEM or used. My sense
is that you could look a long time to find an original and the price will be
high. .bill in corvallis
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Hi Charlie,
You can find Fulton visors from back in the day on Ebay.
Nice ones go for $300 to $600. Parts vendors like Chevs Of
The 40s and Truck Shop sell cheap reproductions for around
$250 and nice looking ones for $400 to $500.
After looking for a couple of years I found a decent Fulton
for $
Hi All, I want to share this Flickr photos website link with you all. Just
think of all of these trucks as Easter Eggs, with all of the vibrant colors you
shall see. The group is called "Advanced Design GM Trucks". The site
currently has 5,000+ photos of all sorts of pickups, special usag
Hi All, when I sent you the Flickr link, it was a link to my own account.
After you click on to the site, please log me out and join the group with your
own email address. Thanks.
Charlie
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Lon ;
I am sorry to hear this , join the group of old men & old trucks .
Anyways , you said you " Primed the carby " but didn't detail how .
It should have started briefly from fuel added to the carby .
If so , the rest is dead bang simple .
If it never even coughed , go rustle up a used sp
Nate thanks for that tip. That is a very cool trick to prime the carb and pump
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On Apr 17, 2011 3:44 PM, Nate wrote:
Lon ;
I am sorry to hear this , join the group of old men & old trucks .
Anyways , you said y
Thanks Nate! I'll give it a go!
From: Nate
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Sent: Sun, April 17, 2011 3:44:08 PM
Subject: [old-chevy-truck] Re - Awakening
Lon ;
I am sorry to hear this , join the group of old men & old trucks .
Anyways , you said yo
A Stuntwomen got hurt earlier this year on the set of a TV Show. So today, all
of us in the Stunt Community had a Car and Motorcycle Show to help raise money.
There were New Super Fast Street Bikes, Vintage (1920's) Bikes.
Lot's of Classic Cars including a real Shelby Cobra (And some replicas)
Went to a car show over the weekend, and a guy there had a '51 3600 just like
mine, but only 27,000 miles, absolutely totally original, paint, wiring and
all. what a great thing to see. Noticed it had 17" wheels. Mine has 15". I
thought I read somewhere that they came stock with 16", and 15'
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