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New (to me) Farm Truck

Discussion in 'Travel Forum' started by Bible Thumpin n Gun Totin, Feb 20, 2023.

  1. Bible Thumpin n Gun Totin

    Bible Thumpin n Gun Totin Well-Known Member
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    Just shook hands on a 1994 Chevy C3500 Dually pickup truck. Getting the title tomorrow.

    For any other car/truck guys out there it was originally an automatic diesel. The previous owner converted it to a gas 350tbi with a manual shift. I'll get a pic out there tomorrow. Not pretty, but it's for hauling feed.
     
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    First pickup I ever drove was a 56 Chevy with a suicide knob on the steering wheel. I was 12 years old and my grandfather said "jump in the driver's seat. I could barely push the clutch down and still see over the dash. I drove 10 miles down the highway. I had learned how to drive stick with my dad's logging equipment so that wasn't a problem, but my grandfather had to place a few coats under me so I could see over the dash. I gave my kid our last stick shift car a couple years back as my knee was getting sore driving in rush hour traffic.
    I once had a clutch cable break in rush hour. I was thankful my dad taught me how to double clutch since the old cars didn't have a syncromesh in the transmission. I was able down shift by going to neutral, revving the engine to a higher rpm, and waiting for the transmission to be just the right timing to drop down a gear. God was gracious in allowing me to not have to entirely stop.
     
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    Enjoy! :)
     
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    Cool and it’s a stick:Thumbsup
     
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    So it’s a kainos not a neos!
     
  6. Bible Thumpin n Gun Totin

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    Pardon the mess and farm equipment around the basement. I just refurbished the driver side and passenger side doors on my 1994 Chevy K1500 and cleaned it out. I haven't cleaned up much yet.

    This truck below is the new 1994 Chevy C3500 I bought. It can keep my K1500 company.

    The 3500 needs:
    -A new upper hinge pin + bushings on the driver side
    -Bed liner (bed has rust holes)
    -New Air intake
    -New steering gearbox + new steering column
    -A working E-Brake

    As it is it still runs and drives well. Drove it 150 miles yesterday to break it in. For only $3,000 it's not a bad deal.

    PXL_20230221_212702297.jpg PXL_20230221_212712720.jpg PXL_20230221_212724858.jpg PXL_20230222_181411268.jpg
     
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  7. JonC

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    Hey....that's not one of them fancy electric trucks is it? :Biggrin
     
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