Chevrolado
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- Joined
- Dec 13, 2012
- Posts
- 919
- Reaction score
- 1,948
- Location
- McKinney, TX
- First Name
- Dave
- Truck Year
- 1977|2006
- Truck Model
- K10|1500
- Engine Size
- 5.7|5.3
Yep.. Thats a rough start but I think you can do it! I've seen worse. hah. 
As a side note, you sound just like me.. Got my truck with no knowledge of the motor either! And I also have a 77 with what I believe to be is an 86+ 350 in it. Still doing my research and detective work on mine.
When you can, post a larger picture of that motor. I want to see if it looks anything like mine and see what I can offer as tips on things Ive discovered about mine as well.
Good luck on the build!
As a side note, you sound just like me.. Got my truck with no knowledge of the motor either! And I also have a 77 with what I believe to be is an 86+ 350 in it. Still doing my research and detective work on mine.
When you can, post a larger picture of that motor. I want to see if it looks anything like mine and see what I can offer as tips on things Ive discovered about mine as well.
Good luck on the build!
Yeah, the minor stuff is important. I know to well about cash flow. Just ask around. My projects don't move to fast either.
I'll admit, I was a bit skeptical at those first pics, but I'd say you have a worthy project now. That driver side floor pan is looking very solid too. A good cleaning, sanding or blasting to rough up the current paint and finish on that floorboard, and shoot it with some Monstaliner or other product and I'd say your in bidness !!! Good News, and Good Job !!!