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aphaynes March 25th, 2014 11:15 PM
Re: 1964 GMC 1000 Fleetside
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeannie (Post 52557)
Aphaynes,

GMC manufacturing was labeled in series instead of years, unlike most other manufacturers. With the target demographic a hard-working American that had little use for the annual flash and tech, it was marketed as major upgrades to capability were released. The series did not change from 1964 - 1966, leaving the labeling process unchanged. Aside from the Oakland plant the years in question would be labeled identically. This results in the series being called the 4-5-6 series by fans of the bodystyle.

Congratulations on your new truck. I have subscribed to your thread to see your progress :)

-Jeannie
Found this interesting table in the LMC catalog today. If it is correct then I guess I have an early 1965 instead of 1964 based on the model and vehicle portion of my VIN, "F26882". :oops:

Can anyone support LMC's statement?



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aphaynes March 27th, 2014 05:22 PM
Re: 1964 GMC 1000 Fleetside
 
Haven't got my truck home yet...hopefully this weekend. :)

In the meantime just doing a lot of reading and studying. As a rookie in the world of auto body work, I know I have a lot to learn for any aspect of this project I take on myself. I just found this resource. Seems to be pretty informative in terms of metal work and paint, but then...what do i know ;)



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Maybe some folks here have used it or seen it and can vouch for it. Maybe another rookie like me will find it useful.

Vernski March 27th, 2014 07:14 PM
Re: 1964 GMC 1000 Fleetside
 
Hi AP that looks like a good resource for body work it has allot information and will be very helpful. I like that he said his way was not the only approach to body work, as with any information some are more comprehensive in different areas. I think it is good honest info overall and a good choice....Vernski:thumbsup:

aphaynes March 27th, 2014 07:19 PM
Re: 1964 GMC 1000 Fleetside
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Vernski (Post 52645)
Hi AP that looks like a good resource for body work it has allot information and will be very helpful. I like that he said his way was not the only approach to body work, as with any information some are more comprehensive in different areas. I think it is good honest info overall and a good choice....Vernski:thumbsup:
Vernski - thanks for taking a peek at it and confirming my hunch! :tiphat:

FetchMeAPepsi March 27th, 2014 07:57 PM
Re: 1964 GMC 1000 Fleetside
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by aphaynes (Post 52605)
Found this interesting table in the LMC catalog today. If it is correct then I guess I have an early 1965 instead of 1964 based on the model and vehicle portion of my VIN, "F26882". :oops:

Can anyone support LMC's statement?



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Where'd you find it? I messed around the site a little but didnt see it.

aphaynes March 27th, 2014 08:05 PM
Re: 1964 GMC 1000 Fleetside
 
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Originally Posted by FetchMeAPepsi (Post 52647)
Where'd you find it? I messed around the site a little but didnt see it.
Page 8 of their online PDF catalog


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this page has links to all of their PDF catalogs


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aphaynes March 29th, 2014 01:45 AM
Re: 1964 GMC 1000 Fleetside
 
Finally got her home! :turtleride: She survived our 40 mile ride! :runhappy:

May have hosed up the brakes though. Stopped for gas, put on the emergency brake and never took it back off (30 miles or so). :oops: Not used to messing with a big 'ol emergency brake lever. :oops:

She is leaking some oil after she gets warmed up good. :aarrgh:
Dark now, so that will be an investigation for tomorrow if the rain holds off.

Needs a carb rebuild...and I haven't looked at a carb in 25 or so years. :ohmygosh:
Fetch - Guess I'll be revisiting your build thread!! ;)

Brake lights are iffy...sometimes one comes on sometimes two. Wiring check in order as well.

Let the fun begin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :woo::biggringmc::woo:

Vernski March 29th, 2014 09:31 AM
Re: 1964 GMC 1000 Fleetside
 
Alex hereis a link from the GMC Guy on wiring most of these old trucks just have bad ground from corrosion and other malady's check it out if you haven't already found it...Vernski:runforthehills:



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Here is a link to the decals for the gauges at Brothers Trucks



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aphaynes March 29th, 2014 03:42 PM
Re: 1964 GMC 1000 Fleetside
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Vernski (Post 52678)
Alex hereis a link from the GMC Guy on wiring most of these old trucks just have bad ground from corrosion and other malady's check it out if you haven't already found it...Vernski:runforthehills:



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Here is a link to the decals for the gauges at Brothers Trucks



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Awesome! Thanks Vernski!! I had not found that yet. :woo:
Raining here so might as well study up some more!

aphaynes March 30th, 2014 05:46 PM
Re: 1964 GMC 1000 Fleetside
 
Tootling..is that a word...around the junkyard Friday, I was wondering if anyone had attempted to use a 1990 Chevy Van G20 Fuel tank in the rear of theses GMC's?

Problem: Not sure of the dimensions of the GMC frame. Have seen a drawing for the Chevy and could assume they should be the same but I hate to assume.

Van tank dimensions are 31 x 22 x 12.38 in. according to an ad for one...forgot to carry a tape measure with me. :oops: ...but then that is not what I went there to look for. ;)

tank at the junkyard...


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