That is the guy I always buy mine through. He was just at the swap meet in Lincoln (Nebraska) last weekend. I just call him, and eliminate eBay from the deal.
Martin
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1982 C/K 6.0L Caitlyn Mall Crawler (Interior time)
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That is the guy I always buy mine through. He was just at the swap meet in Lincoln (Nebraska) last weekend. I just call him, and eliminate eBay from the deal.
Martin
Thanks for the link, curious if I'm going to have to run spacers now.
You could also use arp wheel studs like I did. 3" long and much stronger than Dorman or factory studs. Plus they the cool thread starter nubs.
I did the same. Cool factor applies also, because. .....racecar
Center caps are a must they complete the wheels.
y5mgisi
1 ton status
Yea just get the eBay guy's nuts. And you won't need wheel spacers unless you just don't like the look. Those wheels do sit something like 3/4 inch further inboard than "normal" and that's a bit much for some people's taste. But they work fine with no spacers.
I'm just afraid it will hit the coil over.
y5mgisi
1 ton status
Hmm. I doubt it. But if it does, a spacer should be no big deal. Won't need a very thick one.
No work done today, it's our one year anniversary with the girlfriend. So far we are behind the plate of her favorite baseball team the Texas rangers and we are going out for steak dinner.
y5mgisi
1 ton status
Hopefully she'll be getting a different kind of steak dinner than you will...
Beef it's what's for dinner.
Jeez Ben! Last time I read this thread was when you was trying to figure out the shock hoop location and angles so they clear your a/c box and Brent coming over to weld the hoops in...
Glad to be reading into this and seeing that you're moving along much faster with Shawn's help. Keep up the pace and good work, and don't run out of money like I did which left my Blazer half complete.
Glad to be reading into this and seeing that you're moving along much faster with Shawn's help. Keep up the pace and good work, and don't run out of money like I did which left my Blazer half complete.
Thanks Brian, a lot has gone on sense then and have literally years of parts I have been collecting in boxes waiting to be installed.
Hoping to get a few shake down runs in before Moab, we should meet up.
Hoping to get a few shake down runs in before Moab, we should meet up.
Sure, I have no trouble doing a mall shakedown run, just holler at me when you ready. 
Speed bumps at 5 mph
When this was my daily driver I would creep the front over the speed bump and jump the rear off the ground and floor it in the air for a burn out.
Engine stuff is in, hoping for on Sunday to get it together and possibly the 8 lug swap done.
