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@@jasonzajac1819 thanks for checking out the video.

@@Dadcam_Can existing wiring but cleaning things up. Going through everything. Found exposed wires, broken harnesses and more. It all started with the need to sort out taillight wiring. Now it’s a full blown review and fix. 😂

@@shortcutgarage listed today to see if there’s someone out there that would like to carry the torch for this awesome machine. I’m not expecting much for inquiries as this is one that 99.9% of the car enthusiast population likely wouldn’t have on their list.

@@bigbluebanditoSK I hope another UA-camr buys it. It’s a great build!!

@@shortcutgaragethanks!

I definitely do like your idea of a light blue to match the cab. 🙌. That little Suzuki actually turns over. Would love to get it operational and cruise that thing around.

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Hoping I can do what shortcut garage did in this video. 🤞

@bigbluebanditoSK awesome thanks for sharing that. I found an old 1960 GMC c60 for like $1000 runs and drives, going to go see how bad the rust is but I almost can't pass it up just on the price alone. Love these old trucks.

@@Helmholtzwatson1984 good luck with that truck. Hope you acquire it and get to enjoy some time working on it.

It was a 239 CID 115 HP 1bbl 6 Cylinder. I may attempt to use an engine in one of the grain trucks here, if I can get them running. Either 350 v8 or 235 inline 6. If either of those don’t go I have thought of a 4.8l with auto transmission.

The 235 stovebolt (like in my 54 BelAir) was Chevy's OHV six but Aron's is the Pontiac flathead six.

@@cliffyelland2096 yeah I realize now he pulled a flat head six out of the old Pontiac. The stove bolt models are not a flat head design.

You’re so right. It’s a fun little project but patience is definitely key. 🍻

Thanks. I’m really trying to give it a bit of a unique look without going too far away from the original styling.

Thanks very much! 🎉

Something about wire wheeling is neat.

I have. I can’t remember where I found some info but I’ll do another comment with an example of a vin decode.

0C95303604532D. 1st numeric is year ‘C’ I think is gmc 95303 is model ‘6’ means 6 cylinder. Will be ‘8’ on V8’s 04532 is sequence in production Last alpha ‘D’ is weight class. I think D is 16,500 lbs gvw

9 is gmc and 5303 is model. C might be cab n chassis.

Thanks for checking it out! 🍺

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Can cruise at 70 mph no problem but 60 mph seems to be the sweet spot.

What rear end does it have? I’m building a 68 C50 Cruise speed is 45 I have a 366 5 speed single speed rear end Old fire department water truck with 5600 miles. I’m building it into a pickup truck. Stretching the bed to about 12ft long (using two beds to make one)

It has the original 5.83/8.11 two speed but I’m running it in the 5.83 with a fabricated piece that keeps it in gear. Your truck project sounds awesome. Would love to see more pictures as it comes together.

Oh wow! That’s interesting to know. Very good point. This truck is about 6,000 lbs. so I guess I’m probably doing not too bad at 11.7 mpg at 60 mph. 🍻

@@bigbluebanditoSK I'd say so.

Cheers to that! 🍻. It’s the smiles per gallon that are the only thing us car and truck guys need to track.

That's great. Probably still way more efficient an EV. GREAT CHANNEL.

Thanks for tuning into the channel. I’m trying to keep some interesting old truck and car content flowing.

@@bigbluebanditoSK I love those old trucks. Reminds me of my late uncle's farm in Manitoba.

Thanks! I always enjoy travels to AB. I like your idea. I need to find a salvage camper unit that has a good look to mount to the back of one of the rigs. Would be a neat, more economical way to create a similar vehicle.

Thanks for tuning into the channel. Hope to get some content out soon again.🍺. Like what you’re doing on your channel! Also gave your’s a ‘subscribe’.

You bet! Have a great day too! 🍔 🍻

@@bigbluebanditoSK burgers and pops 🤪

It’s the highly sought after removable and transferable no back bucket. 😂

Agreed. 🙌🍻

Already covered that. ua-cam.com/video/OlG-uSqLtlA/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared My channel is here to my put my random video ideas into a finished product to share. It is difficult for me to get outside driving clips when traveling solo. I’m hoping to expand into more outside driving videos.

Work was done by Phobia Auto. My understanding is they are no longer in business. They did several ls swap projects. Neat to see the projects that left that shop. High quality builds!

@@bigbluebanditoSK to bad. A shop doing that quality of work should stick around. Looks very well done, probably the cleanest Ls I have seen, period.

Perfect day for it. Heater on full, full tank of gas and all the fun you need with the tap of the gas pedal. 😂

You bet! 4L60E. Makes driving it way easier. Allows me to focus on just an arm workout with the steering. 😂

@@bigbluebanditoSK and you got overdrive too. Sweet. 😁

You’re welcome. Glad you found the channel and enjoyed the tour! A fun car to drive.

Oh wow! That sounds like you have an awesome project on the go there! Good luck with everything. I’ll go check out that channel. Thanks for sharing. I like the crew cab idea! I also thought it would be neat to put a carryall back end on the hoist of one of these grain trucks, having the body lines line up somehow.

Thanks very much! 🍻

Thanks! I do have the original steel wheels along with the luxury lemans pmd hubcaps but I’m liking this look on the car for now.

Thanks! I think the lot is full now. Now to get them all back in the road.

Thanks bud! 🍻

Great Information! I’ll definitely try these tips next season. I rewatched. I see what you mean. That 2nd to 3rd did seem really early. Thanks! Appreciate you tuning into the channel. 🍻

@@bigbluebanditoSK a stock 4 bbl intake and a nice q-jet will pick it up a bunch.

Thank you. Everyone can use a helping hand. Appreciate you pointing this out. Edits made throughout my entire channel. 🍻

Thanks very much! Looking forward to the day I can sit in the driver’s seat and wheel down the road. Appreciate you tuning into the channel. Good luck with restoring your 53 too. 🍻

I’m sure we share the same thought that these cars are absolutely amazing! A blast to drive and put the pedal down. ‘Interceptor mode’. 😂🍻

Hahaha for sure!

I haven’t watched that channel but appreciate the comments on this topic. It makes total sense but honestly something I didn’t even think about previously. This is now in the ole memory bank. 🍻🙌

Thanks, will do!

Thank you! Half the battle seems to be the deep clean. I don’t mind that part but will be a lot more fun once it gets to rebuild of the mechanical components. Thanks for tuning in!

Interior above windshield was really bad. But I’m glad I changed my mind and brought it home too.

Thanks 👍

Mine too! Outdoor work is so enjoyable when surrounded by the beautiful colours.

These are all great! Thanks for recommending. I really like “Playa de cobre”. 🙌🍺. That shall be the name of this poolside oasis. Thanks!

Thanks! It’s a thing of beauty. Having two roll in at the same time. That tow company had the right equipment for the job. Was fun to watch them offload the trucks. 🙌🍺

Thanks. I totally agree. I’ll be doing a video soon on painting the hoist for preservation.

That’s awesome. A very nice list there, with your collection. That spartan sounds awesome!

Sounds like I need to do a walk around on the LeMans! 🍺🙌

Thanks! Inside is a nice original survivor too.