Bluex's 78 GMC

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Sampuppy1

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You ain't lyin' that was a damn good cut.

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Eh it's ok, was trial an error. It will get a littler larger probably once I decide what boot I'm going with.
 

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The shifter that came with the trans was a mess. Rusty, missing an broken parts, etc. Got one from AL, turns out the S10 and C1500 used a different shift arm. After quite a few ideas I found out the pivot point was just pinned to the arm. So I knocked out the pin, placed the piviot where I needed it an pinned it there. One step closer....

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Now you need a neat looking knob for it.

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Hack saw, new knob, drill bit, and epoxy.

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Man Paul you have been killing it! Truck looks great

Ya I guess. This probably would have taken most people a couple of weekends to do. I've been at it 8 months now for a stupid trans swap :(
 
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