fat lew
12-27-2009, 10:08 AM
hey ya'll.
my name is lew. i am from portland, oregon.
i recently bought a 62 c10 after the old lady's car was totalled by a drunk.
the truck had been in the same family it's whole life. passed from grandfather to uncle and then to the previous owner. about ten years ago the guy did a restoration in the barn, the 235 6 cyl was rebuilt about five years ago. he was really adamant that the truck go to someone who was gonna take good care of her.
i don't have a whole lot of experience working on cars. i've done little junk, changing starters/radiators/front seal on the tranny on a 71 chevy pu. and a little other stuff. but never spent much time around sixties stuff. a friend told me about the h.a.m.b. and that i might be able to get some good advice from some knowledgable folks here. no big plans yet for the truck. just getting it solid and hopefully killing some rust here soon. maybe get the steering a little tighter and tighten up the three on the tree a bit. it feels a bit sloppy. thanks. awesome forum.
my name is lew. i am from portland, oregon.
i recently bought a 62 c10 after the old lady's car was totalled by a drunk.
the truck had been in the same family it's whole life. passed from grandfather to uncle and then to the previous owner. about ten years ago the guy did a restoration in the barn, the 235 6 cyl was rebuilt about five years ago. he was really adamant that the truck go to someone who was gonna take good care of her.
i don't have a whole lot of experience working on cars. i've done little junk, changing starters/radiators/front seal on the tranny on a 71 chevy pu. and a little other stuff. but never spent much time around sixties stuff. a friend told me about the h.a.m.b. and that i might be able to get some good advice from some knowledgable folks here. no big plans yet for the truck. just getting it solid and hopefully killing some rust here soon. maybe get the steering a little tighter and tighten up the three on the tree a bit. it feels a bit sloppy. thanks. awesome forum.