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coilover

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Truck was a bit rough, belonged to a tree trimming company that must have liked being close to their work but was unusual in that it had FACTORY a/c, a/t, p/s, p/b, a 327 4bbl engine, Deluxe cab, backup lights, and I guess just about anything else they could think of. Sweet running and driving truck.
 

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Awesome restoration, something to be very proud of. Thanks for sharing.

Is the white painted band around the letters on the tailgate "correct" for a '66? I thought that was a '70's thing?
 
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Yee haw !

That's how I like to see them ! .

The horn ring and center button appear to match Chevy II ? .
 
That is very cool. Evan, you need to take some "before" pics.
I like it when the trucks history is known.
 
I think Lakeroadster is right about the tailgate paint scheme but it matches what was on it; probably had different gate.
Steve, it is an old orange and black Asplundh Tree Service truck. I would guess with it being full of options it must have belonged to a boss on some level. Many dents, scrapes scratches, broken glass, but not much rust other than those #&%* drip rails. I want to hug any customer that says to cut them off.
 
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