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Alright... Progress pictures of my baby! 1954 Chevy *Updated*

Grieby54

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Ok, is it worth me even bothering to post up some pics of my progress... or does anyone even care?? '54 on a 77' chassis with 35's.


Update -- Here are the pics... well... some...

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FREAKIN' love it!!! I love old iron.... Looks great dude. MORE pics! Can't have too many pics of a classic Chevy :D ;) :bow:
 
well as I've been working on it for the past 5 or so months, I haven't had much to talk about till now, when I've started building it back up. So I think I'll keep you guys on a weekly update or something. Pics to come, same with progress!
 
Very nice!!! Love the old chebbys!!!!!

Where abouts in ID are you? I have family in Meridian and drive up there occasionally

EDIT oops, just saw TX... sorry, I saw the idaho plate hanging in the garage...
 
It'll be DD but definately trail tough... I used to live in Idaho Falls, that's why the lisence plate. Color will be a dark gray with Metal flake in the paint. Should be ready to go in a month, and completely done in two. (Includes interior and paint etc...)
 
actually, yes... I forgot to mention. I have all these things in blue (engine, shock boots, etc...) and I plan on getting a ghost flame about 4 inches in height traveling from the front of my front fender to the back of my cab...
it wouldn't stand out huge, but it'd be transperant kind of, so it'd look pretty sweet.
 
Right on man, ive owned 2 of them old trucks so far, both 52s, and one had a sub frame, both 2wd. The other had the 235 motor. Those old trucks are sweet, everything looks really good, keep up the good work man. :thumb:
 
Damn! Them's some BIG pics! :eek1: :haha:

I absolutely LOVE the old trucks! They are awesome! What you have is awesome. I'm wanting to build something along the same lines as you are. I've got a '78 SWB chassis I'm going to build with 1 ton running gear, 8" front and rear springs and hopefully 39.5" Boggers. I'm still on the hunt for a true '57 big back window short stepside truck. I want it to look like the ORU Big Bird. :waytogo: :saweet:
 
Grieby54 said:
actually, yes... I forgot to mention. I have all these things in blue (engine, shock boots, etc...) and I plan on getting a ghost flame about 4 inches in height traveling from the front of my front fender to the back of my cab...
it wouldn't stand out huge, but it'd be transperant kind of, so it'd look pretty sweet.


Attaboy!!! Looking foward to seeing it finished. :waytogo:
 
Slightly ot here,,,, but you know the cowl ? I always wanted to make that into a real working cowl, where it forces air into the motor, instead of directing it into the cab :D
 
:bow: :bow: :bow: Awesome truck, I can't wait to see it done!

Did you buy your distributor off ebay? I have one that looks just like it I bought off ebay and haven't used yet.





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divorced said:
:bow: :bow: :bow: Awesome truck, I can't wait to see it done!

Did you buy your distributor off ebay? I have one that looks just like it I bought off ebay and haven't used yet.



:D

my engine guy bought the distributor. No idea where, but he got discounts on just about everything so we had him do it all. As far as the cowl goes, I'm pretty sure I'm just gonna weld it up. I've got A/C so I don't need the air flow, and if I changed it to pump air into the engine, I don't think it'd make enough difference to be worth it. If you look close enough, you can see I have plenty of room to go up with my engine, so I'm pretty sure as soon as I get the money, I'm supercharging the 383 Stroker. :D
 
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