It looks great JJ.

Great looking interior!

very nice work john. what is that button right above the sub?

Hyperdrive. :)

No, it's an access port to bolt the sub box into the frame work. The box has a channel on the bottom to mount it.

Just went thru this thread this is the baddest 67-72 GMC good job your pops would be proud.

Very nice progress so far

Very cool project, great history, and I enjoy the humorous tone of the read. Keep it coming!

Lookin good!

Thanks gents. It's nice to have a project finished.

Well, as finished as one gets with the technology on hand.

Then they last about 10 years and technology does something else you need to have.

I raced this summer with this truck. Showed it a bit too. We did ok with it :)

It's a sweet ride, I'll bet it was a lot of fun.

10 years, that long? Seems for me it's every 2-3, right about the time I have saved up enough to buy the technology that, well, just got replaced. Lol!

Good luck with it in the future, seat time is a good thing.

Real nice build. I've got a '71 I'm working on and it's just at the beginning of it's "put back together" stage

It's always fun... I am working on a 73 Camaro, that's in re-work phase.

Ha! I've got my 69 Camaro that's waiting to "re-worked" for the third time, when the truck is finished. It's a big block car, that has a full Hotchkis TVS suspension and 4 wheel disc brakes waiting to go underneath it

Well, after trying to bring this out of hibernation, I think I am ripping the RFID starter system out. Not sure why I ever went keyless, but this is not firing up the motor.

So I need a nice billet ignition switch.

So, after driving a bit, not a fan of the blower through the hood.

Thinking LS9, that will fit below a cowl hood.