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Where can I find one of those USB ports?
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What steering shaft did you end up going with? Looks niceGoing on with the steering column
Never had one disambled before and i must confess it is nothing what i want do twice
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Preparing the cab-wiring for Dacota Digital
During our son done this he ask casually if the chevy have possibility for Car safety child seat
Well he carried in the past his Car safety child seat
Also he will not be our daily drive
But the Sierra have this feature
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We are so happy.Young enough to still keep up with the kids and watch them grow up.
My grandmother had seen her Great-grandson. She died as he was 6 years old.
Anymore not common here.
Perhaps the same exception is granted to us
We used the Jeep steering shaft swapWhat steering shaft did you end up going with? Looks nice
Ah yes I have seen that swap around. Thanks! Nice progress on the build!We used the Jeep steering shaft swap
Rockauto sells them new
We choose a new one to havn't trouble to install them, and so it was done in just 2 min.
Thank you for the Encouragement and Appreciation of all who follow this thread. My last post will be a summary of costs and labor hours at the end with the Value appraisal. Already I'm getting a new truck just for the cost but it's not the same! If you want to preserve classic cars and history you don't ask about the cost. You be happy if youcan still buy or rebuild most of it.Damn, that looks badass!! Good job, gent! American History is alive here and elsewhere! God bless America and those who made great sacrifices!
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