'64 chev 2wd to 4wd

[dieseldawg142]

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[pharoah]

Looks good to me.

[jsc]

Great looking lift! Push bar looks good to me, but you're right, the roll bar is a bit undersized

[disabled modeler]

I like it!...thought about doing one of these as a 4x4 but factory stock all around.

[PappyD340]

Very NICE job Dan, looks great!!

[mikemodeler]

I started playing around with an AMT 60 Chevy conversion to 4WD last week. Will be watching this closely, might have to create my own axles and leaf springs instead of using the axles out of the Revell 77 GMC pickup.

[dieseldawg142]

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[deward]

lookin good!

[mikemodeler]

i find when you lift them big, the stock leafs just look to small in my eye, & then you dont need massive drop brackets. how much lift are you putting in your '60? stock or up a bit?

got a little more work done on it. added some plug wires & heater hoses, steering gear, tie rod & stabilizer are in, axle vents. still got brake lines & i've decided to build an old skool look canopy for it

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Good points there Dan. I was planning on going about stock height and keeping the straight six, maybe add the plow from the 77 GMC kit, weather it a bit.

[BenDover78]

I'm working on a 65 Chevy 4x4 right now. I plan on using a pair of the 77 GMC axles and scratch building some leaf springs for them.

[dieseldawg142]

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[dieseldawg142]

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[Armornv]

That truck is the cat's behind man! I never imagined that body style would so good lifted like that. Well done.

[BenDover78]

If I was basing it off real measurements I would say about a 3-6 inch lift with a set of 35's. I like the canopy you got on there, that was a option from GM to put on your pickups.

[Davewilly]

Pretty cool!

[slusher]

Real nice project, very impressive work...