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In this video I replace a few parts and repair my 1977 chevy step side long bed;
the windshield , the Grill and dash board .. and the starter!
this is on the road toeing a good trusted truck for me !
thank you to
https://www.instagram.com/clementsmallengine/
https://www.starrett.com
https://www.lincolnelectric.com/en/
parts available at
https://www.lmctruck.com
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I kept thinking through the entire video "when is Jimmy gonna tag it?" Was not disappointed… Good job, thanks for sharing…
Nice video. Hurts my hands, just watching it. I've never met an easy windshield replacement. : ) Mahalo for sharing!
One potential downside of soldering a connection like that is that if it gets hot again, you could lose the connection.
FIY probably don't stir mice nests because you can get hanta virus from their droppings and nests. I forget which channel, but the feller was digging through their truck liner one episode and that's the story…
19:23 waiting for Bigfoot to stroll through the woods.
Awesome Video, Thank you Jimmy. Love and Respect from North London UK.
I'd love to daily drive that car.
The secret to fitting windscreens is to lube everything including the rubber
Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge on. Fab on. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless.
Loved the video! My first ride was a ‘75 Chevy p/u. I replaced the dash as well! Lots of memories working on that truck. Engine bay so large I could sit on the wheel well and wrench on it. Be careful of the throttle cable. Mine frayed inside the housing causing the accelerator to stick. Had to reach down with my hand to pull it up doing about 60 mph. It’s an easy part to replace.
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Looks amazing, but come on, you can’t leave us hanging – what did the switch do?
Mad max project
I can smell the interior from here! Love the sound of the engine turning over with the new starter- oh, the memories! Thanks, Jimmy for the stroll down memory lane!
DIY at it's best : )