New from British Columbia!

[95C1500]

I agree with that statement. I've been told I drive a "grandpa truck" because of the things I've done to it, and I'm okay with that haha

 

[grampadirt]

Keep it maintained,keep it clean and don't beat the snot out of it and you'll have a good,dependable truck for years to come.


p.s. love the knob

 

[HankHill_K2500]

I agree with that statement. I've been told I drive a "grandpa truck" because of the things I've done to it, and I'm okay with that haha

Hahah yes! I get heckled about it being a grandpa truck too, but that just encourages me even more!

Keep it maintained,keep it clean and don't beat the snot out of it and you'll have a good,dependable truck for years to come.


p.s. love the knob

Yes, most definitely! Shes actually parked right now so that I can begin some much needed tender love and care. I tend to beat up cars rather than trucks, for the most part
She's rolled over 350,000 Kilometers last time I looked and still going strong! Propane keeps the engine nice and clean, and I do plan on handing it down when I'm older too

The knob was very fun to make, too! Maybe I'll find another ball and post a tutorial.

 

[HankHill_K2500]

That is to say "tender love and care.... After the snow melts!"

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Video of the CB running
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQX7HJbIMKM&feature=youtu.be

Dixie Horns a blarin'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9xI4wjagnw

 

[96C1500]

Awesome truck! I really like the old school CB too, never seen one of those before.

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[SCOTTYINWV]

Nice truck man, welcome

 

[HankHill_K2500]

Nice truck man, welcome

Awesome truck! I really like the old school CB too, never seen one of those before.

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Thanks very much guys! It really means a lot!

Yeah these CBs a lot of people tend to junk 'em, or they're all collected! Haha

 

[my name is alex]

Sweet propane truck! Welcome!

 

[96C1500]

I forgot to ask in my last post, how's the power with the propane? Those engines weren't super powerful anyway, I'm not sure how propane affects power

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[SCOTTYINWV]

These engines might not be power houses, but they do build descent "useable" truck torque. I'd love the tbi 350s if I didn't like speed. Interested in the details on the LP conversion also.