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Chevy's in the wild
- Thread starter TJ1978
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C3 in Tokyo this morning, it sounded good. 
Small-town WI, these pictures were taken a week ago.
Pretty cool. Crop out the new cars and that pic could be 50-60yrs old
A new sign for restoration parts went up on a back road. Stopped in to see what was up. The guy has 4 6000sf buildings full of reproduction sheet metal for sale.
And these out in front.
And these out in front.
How was quality of repo sheet metal?
Arizona.
Wonder how that worked. Thought they had strict rules on age and size..
He has AMD and 2 other brands. He showed me a c10 core support from AMD and another brand. The AMD was lighter and thinner material. Felt cheaper quality. And was $20 more. Surprised me. And there was a very small label, made in China, on it.
Wait until I go to Mooneyes in Yokohama tomorrow. Lots of vintage American iron.
I saw a GMT900 Tahoe yesterday, but I was too slow to snap a photo.
In the wild, at a farm in the middle of the no where as my kids say.
If I remember correctly they can have anything. It just gets lots more expensive as things get older and/or bigger.
Spotted a few Chevys while out today.
Another shot of the K-10 - it was nice ( with the exception of the wheels ).
This week
Parked outside the gun show today.
Dying, in the wild.... missing front drive shaft bed full of shizz.
I didn't see any rust how much you guys think this is worth, to make an offer? Not sure what transfer case it had
I didn't see any rust how much you guys think this is worth, to make an offer? Not sure what transfer case it had
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Slip yoke 205 typical for 1980
