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Just bought a 1979 GMC jimmy for 475 bucks. Pretty decent shape, ran when parked got the 350 in it to.

Where are the pictures??????

 

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Where are the pictures?????? Sent from my LG-D800 using Tapatalk

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"Ran when parked" aka FUBAR

Im not worried, my buddy is really good with GM stuff especially the old stuff. He'll have it running no prob. Besides i can always scrap it or part it out an break even

 

I'll get some more pics when i get it home. It's just gonna be a toy/project, can't wait to start working on it!!

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Nice find. Lots of potential there :thumbs:

 

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Nice find. Lots of potential there :thumbs: Sent from my LG-D800 using Tapatalk

Yes sir! Gonna get it running first. Then hopefully a 6inch lift and some 38s with some headers. Rhino line the floors an some other little stuff. I'll finally be able to take some stress off my poor truck haha and use it for just school
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I'm gonna have to regear or something. This thing does not like these new tires! :lol:

 

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I'm gonna have to regear or something. This thing does not like these new tires! :lol:

 

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If it keeps downshifting from 4th then keep it in 3rd. The constant gear change and heavier tires kill these 60e's, that's the best way to extend the life of it IMO

 

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You rolled thru that stop sign :lol:

 

I stopped

 

You know whats funny is i took some video to send to a guy in our camaro club because he is looking at getting one. He is a state trooper :eek:

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If it keeps downshifting from 4th then keep it in 3rd. The constant gear change and heavier tires kill these 60e's, that's the best way to extend the life of it IMO

 

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I can vouch for this

 

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If it keeps downshifting from 4th then keep it in 3rd. The constant gear change and heavier tires kill these 60e's, that's the best way to extend the life of it IMO

 

Sent while drinkin' a cold one...

I may see about getting it tuned when I get caught up with the other stuff it needs first. I have 3.73s which are supposed to be the gold standard for 33s.

 

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I may see about getting it tuned when I get caught up with the other stuff it needs first. I have 3.73s which are supposed to be the gold standard for 33s.

 

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4.10's

 

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