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God I love that pickup !

I had a short bed fleetside 65 Chevy C10. It was cool. A/C power breaks, automatic. Great truck. Coil springs on all 4 corners. It gave a beautiful ride. I drive a 72 MonteCarlo now.

Looks like a 348 to me.

Did you fever find out why the voltage meter (ammeter?) showed full scale and then later appeared to show the charging system running properly?

Wires getting hot maybe from the Hotwire starter motor bypass

I subscribed on the 3rd desperate now😅

Dang ole motor is a runner ❤

Valve hang up indicator the rag on the intake was huffing blow back

I, like ur trucks sir

Your video is way too long.

Nice little truck, yer gonna have a lotta fun with it, hope for more videos on it

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Wow, what a great find! And free! Very nice shape for that year.

I hope you do a little restoration on her love it great video

you got the numbers on the tire sizes backwards. 225 -275 is the height of the sidewall. 275 is taller than 225. 70 or 60 is the width. the lower , the wider. and 15 is the inside diameter or wheel size. so a 275 /60/15 is taller and wider but fit the same wheel as the 225/70/15. your speedo difference is probably due to the bigger tires in back. it's going faster than it's reading. a 205 is more like what originally came on it. makes the vehicle higher geared.

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wasn't sure I was gonna sub but when you said for 15" tires "they want an arm, a leg and a dick for em" I got a good laugh out of that one and subbed for ya. She's a decent rig. Solid where it counts it seems. Nothing too bad to fix that I can tell. She should make you a good driver. Not real familiar with the 348s but just googling they look like a good workhorse engine. probably nearing 350 hp when new. I did notice the routing on that brake line on the drivers side ran on the outside was really close to rubbing that control arm. Might just be the camera angle but just noting it here so you can give it a 2nd look.

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Putting that rag back in the radiator after the second time was a huge mistake bad enough you don't have a shroud and you're trying to cool a big block with a rag full of trash in the radiator hose

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The 348 and 409 were the first big blocks the 409 came in the early impala I have a friend of mine that had a 58 that had a 348 that had 3 duces on it my friend just bought a 409 he's putting in his black impala SS he's also got the turbo glide transmission. There was a guy with a you tube channel that put a 409 with a tunnel ram on it that was a nice build he had there. I love that this truck has the big back windows and it's a fleetside also that trim ìs nice.

I hit the subscribe right "now...now...now" figured why not...its free

For what its worth, my 58 348 had a solid fan. My 63 409 had one of those spinny fans. In usa we had the 348 58 till 61. The 409 maybe a few late 61 thru 64. Luved my 63 409, it was like yours. It would bury the needle but it didnt like it but it would run all day bout 85 to 90 no complaints. Dont like that knock you got. When you got that funny sound i noticed the rag on your intake would pop up. Valves??? but seemed to have broke loose.

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It's a 348

could be a brake light switch is why brake lights dont work

that truck would be nice if it was a shortbed

ive had 1961 63,64,65, the 61 was a short stepside but the others were all short fleetside beds

The spotlight is a jc Whitney item...they was a popular add on for that generation

Love the W motors.

Cut off the flair and put the nut on the brake line, made me laugh! I love the truck, had a 1965 custom cab short bed (wish I still had it).

We had a 348 what a great sounding motor in 63 the 283 was the only V8 available for the half and three quarter ton trucks

This was really a good one 👍 I'm not really a GM guy but I liked this one very much and the history of the car is also exciting. Do you have any plans for the car, will there be any more episodes about it?

63 was called a knee knocker because of how the windshield and door was angled

they call those bumper guards

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Killer dude ! ----Doozer

When that fired up, it was music to my ears. I forgotten how cool sounding those old V8s were. 🙂 worked on a lot of those old carburetor in the 60s and 70's. I envy you for getting that truck. It proves that your kindness pays off. Whiskey in the glass and cheese n crackers by the chair. Now, on to the second half of your show.

Very good video! I can't believe how it fired right up after that carb rebuild. I like the rims too.

That was such a cool video! I'm a "1963" model myself! My grandpa had a Chevy truck of that era way back then for his Nursery business in Southern Cal. I don't recall what engine it had in it, but it was a 3 on the tree for sure! He always had Chevy trucks and cars when I was a kid. Good times for sure! It's great to have all that paperwork with the truck. Those wheels and tires you got for it make it look damn good too! Keep us updated on it as that's a keeper for sure! 😎

Holy crap, a 2 hr video. Looking forward to watching it in its entire duration.

Watched the whole video start to finish! Excellent content Andy!

Very Cool old Truck Andy!

this is removing, not separating. thumbs down

Nice simple video. I would have turned a spud on that 3/4'" rod so it would have self centered in the tube. I have that bandsaw and love it. Throw a bunch of scrap in the base to help keep it in place.

Nice to see the old Rockwell make its RUclips debut. Is your tool post a bxa? Ill bring my parting blade setup by so you can try it . I was really impressed the first time i parted off some steel with it

Does aluminum benefit from heating prior to bending? It has been my experience that when a more severe bend has happened to a propeller, pounding it back into place results in a piece just breaking out. Annealing steel before bending often makes reforming possible and I wonder of it is the same for aluminum.

You are a wizard with metal, a metal surgeon, wish you were my neighbor Really like that you show people that it is possible to repair things and not buy new ones because of a minor damage. Keep up the good work 👍