Can this guy be possibly removed as i'm starting to get spam mail from him in
my personal email account, appear he has harvested email address from list
member, or am I being inconsiderate here or does these links help us in any
way? I'm just one guy and many other list members may see a postiv
Anybody had any luck sourcing wheels for the 1.5 ton trucks? Specifically the
20" wheels used on say a 42, Found a web site with many varieties but are a bit
pricey--any found an alternative wheel that'll work?
Ole Chevy and GMC trucks rule!
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Our most sincere condolences to the family. RIP Robert
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> You will be greatly missed .
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> -Nate
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> Good morning -
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> With great sadness, the family of Robert Wyant would like his friends to know
> that he
> passed away unexep
ncorde (BettyLou)
> Boca Raton, Florida
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> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of wayne55662000
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> My 55 1st series turn signal is built in.
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> --- On Thu, 3/17/11, wayne55662000 wrote:
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> From: wayne55662000
> Subject: [old-chevy-truck] 55 1st series steering column
> To: old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups
I realize the 56's had the signal light housing built into the column, and
assume the 55 2cd series had the same. Was there ever a 55 1st series column
that had the assembly built into the column or did it only have the clamp on
style?
Ole Chevy and G
I'm sure many may recall Steve Hanberg and his suburban through the years and
don't know if it has been passed to the group yet, some may have known but some
not, he's been battling cancer and sorry to say he lost his battle earlier this
month
Steve loved his ole Burb and it made an appeara
Yep that why I have my 56 - learned to drive in one but in was in a hay or
cornfield... I recall the first time in a corn field that I backed up - dad
'bout had a duck fit as now i know a corn stalk will go right through a
radiator...
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, "Rick" wrote:
Thanks for the replies folks, found out the guy lives in Sweden as why he's
having such issues finding one.. I handle most of the request I get but at
times have to turn to ya'll on some of the original content. Much
appreciated...
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, "Nate" wrote:
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Trying to help someone out who's having difficulties finding a particular part.
Has a 59 235 L6 engine in a 59 firetruck
http://www.chevytrucks.org/temp/firetruck.jpg and the cam broke in half and
having problems find the part that supplies the camshaft with oil. Here's a
photo of the broken
Looking for recommendations on a vendor that sells a good quality mat
for the cab, the large rubber type that fits on the cab bottom. My bud
tried one for his 66 and quality was terrible for a certain vendor and
wondering where some have had good luck... Thanks --wayne
Happy Holidays to all.. :
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, "Kent S. Butler"
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> Can anyone tell me if 6 lug 15 x 10 Rally wheels (off a 1970 Chevy
4X4) will fit a stock 1956 Chevy 3100??
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> Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!
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> Thanks in advance for the help.
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Anybody have the curb weight of a 49 3/4 ton handy? Seems i've
misplaced my restoration guide for the AD's, will have to reorder...
Much appreciated in advance...
Ole Chevy and GMC trucks rule!
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Thanks Jeff, those were my thoughts exactly on the water pump. Just
trying to help the guy out and I truly appreciate you taking the
time to reply... Have a great day.. --wayne
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, "Jeffrey Pohlar"
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> The item that you are pointi
I recently received the below regarding a problem with a 216, i've
never been involved with a rebuild on this engine and wonder if I
might ask the group for some advice on this guys problem He later
stated that he's had the head redone this past summer, milled to a
flat surface for mating to th
I know mark's wife is having surgery and I think it was this week,
may have had it already. Not trying to defend him and I understand
the groups concerns. Just my 2cents input and worth about as much.
wayne
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I know mark's wife is having surgery and I think it was this week,
may have had it already. Not trying to defend him and I understand
the groups concerns. Just my 2cents input and worth about as much.
wayne
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Hi folks,
Trying to decode numbers stamped on the passenger side of an axle
tube, not mine just trying to help a visitor to the chevytrucks.org
domain..
The stamp is AHC 6230 1 , i've googled by tail off but can't find
anything on it. Trying to determine what year it is and possibly the
ratio. It
Hi folks,
Been trying to find out the particulars on a rear end to help a
visitor to the chevytrucks.org domain, numbers stamped on the
passenger side axle tube AHC 6230 1
Anybody got the resources to decode this, looking for what it might
have originally been in, possibly gear ration. It has sp
I have seen folks place a couple shims under the pad to correct for
a sagging leaf spring pack. If ya got bad springs on one side the
truck will sit askewed when viewed from the back. They also make a
shim that is wedge shaped, this is used to correct pinion angles. If
you've ever taken the fro
Don't forget FREE classifieds on http://www.chevytrucks.org
--wayne
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, charles olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi, there are two free web sites to advertise your
> truck. Craig's List and Backpages Community
> Bulletinboard. I think you can find them
I too have experience the "had one just like this" My favorite time
was an elderly gentleman (70'ish), was admiring my 56 recalling he had
one just like it when he was younger. WE walked around the truck and
couldn't find a better ending than "hop in we'll take her for a spin".
I asked if he wante
Although, do not grab the fitting between the thumb and forefinger
when connecting to the grease gun, after heating. Don't ask - we all
have our minor brain farts - lol ...
I found the zirks on my king pins were clogged, thought my little
quirt of grease was going in all these years but was co
My site http://www.chevytrucks.org has free classified -for sale and
parts wanted- cruise on over and put it up there.. -wayne
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I've a '54 3600 that I want to sell. Does anyone have any ideas beside
> the stove
I do my best to keep the vendors link page current, quiet a few of
the owners update me when they have a phone or link change. Most
might not know by chevyduty is no longer ChevyDuty as Chevrolet
requested them to remove Chevy from their name. They are now Classic
Parts of America - haven't cha
I installed a rear from a 70 Nova in my 56 and the fit is great. Seems
to recall it being 1.5 inches more narrow that the original rear, this
allowed me to put 8 inch wheels and still be able to tuck the tires
under the fenderwells--wheels were 0 offset. With 8 inch wheels on a
standard rear, very
Man - I could have wrote that myself. Got 25 years experience in
electronic tech work and have a young guy fresh out of college--gonna
change the world. They must teach these kids a class on how to
disrespect the knowledge of others with more experience as they sure
do turn a deaf ear. One kid I ha
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> Maybe their bad service over the years in finally catching up with
> them and folks have quit ordering enought for them to stock.
> I had it up to here with them a couple years ago.--wayne
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Maybe their bad service over the years in finally catching up with
them and folks have quit ordering enought for them to stock.
I had it up to here with them a couple years ago.--wayne
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, "rmarks10" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I have put in two subst
Maybe their bad service over the years in finally catching up with
them and folks have quit ordering enought for them to stock.
I had it up to here with them a couple years ago.--wayne
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s in the future. Imagine the looks it must have
attracted!!! --wayne
--- In old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com, "wayne55662000" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Can ya believe this, the guy who paid 4 mil for the futurlines
> actually drove the damn thing home. And we thi
Can ya believe this, the guy who paid 4 mil for the futurlines
actually drove the damn thing home. And we thing we all take chances
on the freeway... --wayne
http://www.azcentral.com/community/scottsdale/articles/0124sr-
auction24coverZ8.html
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I whole heartely agree with Nate, the ovalness of the spring will
allow for a bit of play in the geometrics of the rear end,
especially if the front is oblonged also. Might should also check
the front, if this is oblonged as well might be a source of
wandering on the road.. --wayne
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I whole heartely agree with Nate, the ovalness of the spring will
allow for a bit of play in the geometrics of the rear end,
especially if the front is oblonged also. Might should also check
the front, if this is oblonged as well might be a source of
wandering on the road.. --wayne
--- In old
I whole heartely agree with Nate, the ovalness of the spring will
allow for a bit of play in the geometrics of the rear end,
especially if the front is oblonged also. Might should also check
the front, if this is oblonged as well might be a source of
wandering on the road.. --wayne
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