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Tractor Talk Discussion Forum

Topic: a friends pickup truck
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Larry@stinescorners

01-01-2013 14:57:25
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We just got back from visiting one of my best friends, His son who will be getting his license in April is a fine young man. He has been saving up to buy a truck. He just bought this chevy,it is 3/4 ton 4wd with a straight 6 motor and 4 speed trans,He bought it for 3.100 dollers.It was great to see such a proud young man that I had to post it on the site here.Both the boy and his sister are invovled in 4H, I am proud to know them both, He knows I frequent the tractor site,I am trying to get his father and him to join us,They do have a JD backhoe and several riding garden tractors,and lots of stuff that would interest this site,

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W_B

01-02-2013 09:51:56
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
Nice looking rig there. Our farm truck growing up was a '67 3/4 ton Chevy (wood bed floor) with a "three on the tree" and straight six. Learned to drive on that thing. The school driving instructor who was also the football coach never made us farm kids do the supervised driving part of the course (except for one short drive) because he knew we'd all been driving trucks and tractors for years, on road and off.

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krm

01-02-2013 07:43:12
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
I would have to toss that Afro engineered sun visor,but otherwise very nice.You can't beat those older chevys,if you can keep them from rusting.

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BAnNC

01-02-2013 06:01:00
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
Good looking rig. Had a '78 Chev. w/350 4WD and 4 spd. You could put it in Low, 1st gear, get out and walk around it, get back in while it was idling along. Great truck.
Congrats to the young man. Drive safely.

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Billy Shafer

01-02-2013 05:42:46
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
Nice truck. He did very good on the price. Around here it would bring 8000 easy.

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showcrop

01-02-2013 04:56:30
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
Suggest to him that he lift up the weather strip at the bottom of the doors and scrape the rust and loose paint away from the seam, then spray it liberally with WD-40, then follow that after a day with aerosol chain lube. This will slow down the creep of the rust to the outside of the door bottom.

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ASEguy

01-02-2013 03:48:04
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
I didn't know they put a straight six in a 3/4 ton. Wonder how it does on fuel. I always liked the straight six.

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ShadetreeRet

01-01-2013 19:46:13
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
I am basically a Ford man, but that is one sharp looking truck! I like those older body styles much better than today's. They looked good and you could fancy them up a little without breaking the bank.

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GVSII

01-02-2013 14:27:04
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to ShadetreeRet, 01-01-2013 19:46:13  
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Like you I'm a Ford guy too but I wouldn't mind owning that truck. There is one very simular to it around here and it is NICE! And there is no way he can go wrong with that 292 engine and X/mis.

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JRSutton

01-02-2013 05:05:20
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to ShadetreeRet, 01-01-2013 19:46:13  
My thoughts exactly.

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Glenn F.

01-01-2013 19:19:00
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
SWEET! I love Chevy trucks. Thanks for posting.

Glenn

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OH Boy

01-01-2013 17:38:46
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
Wish I could find a deal like that!

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Retired Farmer

01-01-2013 17:24:32
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
Except for the rims, that is what a REAL truck is supposed to look like.

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Dalet

01-01-2013 17:59:17
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Retired Farmer, 01-01-2013 17:24:32  
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I agree, Chevy Rallye rims would like nicer than those. I have a set just like those here on a clunker junk jeep to keep the brakes off the ground.

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JD Seller

01-01-2013 17:12:30
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
That boy got a real nice pickup to drive. He will get a lot of good out of that one. It is nice and simple transportation that will not break the bank to own and drive.

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Notjustair

01-01-2013 16:41:35
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
I would trade my 2007 with all the bells and whistles for that pickup in a heartbeat! We had a 73, a 74, and an 85 with that body style. I still love those more than any modern pickup.

We always had the 350 with a four speed on the floor. It was really marked as a three speed with a low. I haven't seen such a beast since - grandpa always ordered them that way. Never could talk him into air conditioning, either.

That boy is proof that some parents are still doing things right. God bless them and that kiddo.

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big fat herb

01-01-2013 16:23:58
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
nice to look under the hood and be able to see the ground

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Larry@stinescorners

01-01-2013 16:26:11
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to big fat herb, 01-01-2013 16:23:58  
jay in NY doesnt like a straight 6! lol

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JayinNY

01-01-2013 16:19:25
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
If that were mine, it would never see a winter road, the salt will destroy it! I have an 84 k 20 4wd with a small block 400 I put in it! Nice truck, except for the 6 cylinder! Lol, what year is it??

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Larry@stinescorners

01-01-2013 16:25:12
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to JayinNY, 01-01-2013 16:19:25  
I believe he said it was an 86. You dont care for the straight 6?

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JayinNY

01-01-2013 16:57:39
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 16:25:12  
Nope, I like the 350 or 400 CID, I had alot of fun rebuilding the sb 400, back in 1998! I may be wrong but I dident know they had custome deluxe in 86? Mine is a Scottsdale, and I have a 89 Cheyenne? Spelling!! Lol

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Larry@stinescorners

01-01-2013 17:08:32
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to JayinNY, 01-01-2013 16:57:39  
Im not sure,but I think he said it was an 86. The 6 will give the boy plenty of room to see what he is doing while he is working on it ! lol

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Kow Farmer

01-01-2013 15:23:18
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
Larry,
Your friend has one really sweet looking pickup there. I miss my old '75 Chevy 3/4 ton 4wd custom deluxe pickup. That was toughest pickup I ever owned. Thanks for sharing the pics. Hope your friends take care of the ol' girl.
Kow Farmer (Kurt)

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grampy

01-01-2013 15:16:26
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
I like it !! Drove a LOT of miles in a 3/4 ton chev. with the 292 inline in my oil patch days. It wasn't fast but it always got ya there ! This one sure looks better than the one I drove. Ken

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SD Pete

01-01-2013 15:14:32
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
Nice looking pickup.
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sixtyninegmc

01-01-2013 15:10:57
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
Good to see a kid proud of a truck with a inline 6, not a big block :)

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Larry@stinescorners

01-01-2013 15:13:43
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to sixtyninegmc, 01-01-2013 15:10:57  
Yes,and that made his dad proud too!So much easier and cheaper to work on.

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Berth 29 opinions

01-01-2013 15:08:32
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Larry@stinescorners, 01-01-2013 14:57:25  
Great looking truck!

My sister enjoys looking at your pics, she asked what county in PA you take most of your photos in?

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Larry@stinescorners

01-01-2013 15:11:52
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Re: a friends pickup truck in reply to Berth 29 opinions, 01-01-2013 15:08:32  
most of the pictures come from Lehigh zounty PA,but the truck pictures are from NJ

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