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Radiator question for an inline 6 250
I would just plug the ports and use it. That's how my GTO came. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Topic for GMC Sierra California Sundancer owners
Do you have the SPID label? For a Janesville truck it may be in the engine compartment attached to the wheelhouse. Most vehicles it is inside the glovebox. Sample attached below -- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Garage
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Topic for GMC Sierra California Sundancer owners
One other observation: If you look on your invoice this is actually "Gold Medal Spec", not "Metal". "Medal" is the correct spelling for an award, like an Olympic Gold Medal, or a bronze medal. "Metal" is the material they are likely made from. I wouldn't normally say anything - especially...- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Garage
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Topic for GMC Sierra California Sundancer owners
If you connect tell him I said "hi". He might not remember me but I have good memories of him and his family. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Garage
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Topic for GMC Sierra California Sundancer owners
I may have known the Heritage Center was relocating. It was too small before it even opened, with most of the vehicles being stored at off site locations. Which was kind of cool because they would rotate through the displays so the odds were good that you were seeing something different with...- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Garage
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Topic for GMC Sierra California Sundancer owners
Bingo! In looking at your invoice - your truck was built in Janesville and shipped to a place called "Classic Conversions" in LA. That's probably where all the cool stuff got added. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Garage
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Topic for GMC Sierra California Sundancer owners
Just an observation: For discussion purposes the actual RPO code is the first three characters only, ie YH3, 400 and N67. The additional three characters are "Exception Control Letters", or ECL, which provide a bit more detail regarding the RPO. They have only been decoded for Corvette (and...- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Garage
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8' bed question
Right. Cab and Chassis were available as 30903 (basically a pickup with box delete, RPO ZW9 "base body); 31003 and 31403. Three different wheelbases. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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8' bed question
Ah - "CC" = cab and chassis. I was thinking "Crew Cab". Carry on - K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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8' bed question
What's this? I'd like to hear more about this. @Gritdog K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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Hello from Lansing Michigan area
Welcome! We are over in Williamston (closer to Dansville) since last May. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Introduction
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Suburban frame interchange
I trust they are both 1/2 ton or both 3/4 ton models. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Did this K20 come factory with catalytic converter?
SPID is shown in post #7. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Did this K20 come factory with catalytic converter?
This is not correct. Link to Heritage Center Doc: https://www.gm.com/content/dam/company/no_search/heritage-archive-docs/vehicle-information-kits/chevrolet-trucks/1986-Chevrolet-Truck.pdf Refer to the attachment referenced a couple times earlier in the thread which show no cats, even for...- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Topic for GMC Sierra California Sundancer owners
I see the letter is from Gerry Compagnoni. I used to work with him. I think there were four brothers with that same last name. It was like you couldn't throw a rock around here without hitting a Compagnoni. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Garage
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1985 Headlight Question
Those actually aren't the lights from 1985. That's a 1988 - 1991 square (R/V) front end that someone has grafted onto your truck. Your original front end would look like mine (only GMC rather than Chevy). As far as the changeover: I think you'll need the radiator support and all the...- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Exterior
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Did this K20 come factory with catalytic converter?
Yes - there was Federal Emissions, California emissions and High Altitude emissions (those were the choices). The content for each of those is explained in the packet. You'll notice cats were not required for any of those over 8500 lb. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Did this K20 come factory with catalytic converter?
Doesn't matter. All square pickups, even one ton doolies with 11000 and 12000 lb gvws , are considered "Light Duty" pickups. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Did this K20 come factory with catalytic converter?
You have to determine your GVW. Less than 8500 lb GVW - you need cats. 8600 lbs - no cats. And here is the documentation from GM (see page 39 of 188): Link...- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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Do we have a show us your shop thread?
When I redid my red truck I did the whole thing in the driveway. Never made it into the garage. Build thread: https://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=342926 That was from May to September of 2009; two houses ago. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Garage
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Do we have a show us your shop thread?
You definitely have the biggest "shop" so far. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Garage
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Mystery hole on fenders
No - only adhesive. The early versions had clips in the "cove" areas of the fenders, where there was concern the adhesive might pull away. Eventually there was an initiate to eliminate as many drilled holes as possible, to prevent rust, and those clips and holes were removed. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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Do we have a show us your shop thread?
Rather than "storing" the original steel Chevelle front bumper I mounted it to the shelf and put some bulbs in it, so they can light up. K- Keith Seymore
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- Forum: Garage
