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Author:  GrnMagic77 [ Thu May 28, 2009 11:05 am ]
Post subject:  '77 Warlock project...

See how that works....I finally figure out how to work a camera and now I'll drive everyone crazy..

Here is a pic. of my project Warlock.It was originally Sunfire Green but had already been sprayed bombed once or twice when I bought it.This was a "field fresh" truck so to speak.I bought it out of someones side yard where it had sat for quite sometime,previous owner was a Ford guy..

After sitting around for at least 4yrs.on a bit of a hillside,the sunroof has done a great job of modifying all that extra weight in the floorboards.Even made my dash a little bit rusty... :x The good news was that for the most part everything was all there and original,right down to the full tank of gas it had,talk about OEM ! :shock:

I added the chrome slots and sidepipes and basically had to replace everything on the engine...and around the engine...and in the engine...and....
It's a plain Jane 318/727,I'm not sure what the rearend ratio is but for a weakly 318 2bbl this truck feels like a dragster and drives like a GO-KART.
The "feel" of this truck is not even close to to any of my other trucks or even another baseline 2WD stepside that I have drove.I'm sure it's nothing special compared to others in better shape bit it sure is a blast to drive. :D

Now after I've wrote a novel here I'll post my ONE bad picture of the truck for your entertainment.... :mrgreen:

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Author:  RumbleFish [ Thu May 28, 2009 11:11 am ]
Post subject:  Re: '77 Warlock project...

not bad at all, im diggin the window louvers. the sidepipes arent my thing, but to each their own. are you planning on repainting it green in the future?

Author:  LAST440 [ Fri May 29, 2009 10:39 am ]
Post subject:  Re: '77 Warlock project...

Need more pictures :D

Where did you get the side pipes?

Really cool!

Author:  GrnMagic77 [ Fri May 29, 2009 10:47 am ]
Post subject:  Re: '77 Warlock project...

I like the window louvers... :D ...they are kinda cracked here and there but so far they haven't fell off going down the road so I'm good.

At some point I would like to have the truck repainted as original but may not happen anytime soon.I do like the truck well enough to do a complete disassemble/resto and it will have it's day,but right now it is my summer time driver.Easy projects for it this summer include making the sideboards and replacing the bed floor.

Author:  GrnMagic77 [ Fri May 29, 2009 11:39 am ]
Post subject:  Re: '77 Warlock project...

LAST440 wrote:
Need more pictures :D

Where did you get the side pipes?

Really cool!


I will try to get some more pics. of both trucks this weekend....but beware....the more and better pictures I take of them the worse they are going to look. :lol:

I have a friend that used to own an exhaust shop,I think he told me the sidepipes were a take-off from a truck he had previously worked on so I do not know the brand or anything.My truck used to have a standard single exhaust with a muffler so quiet you heard more noise under the hood than from the tailpipe. So much for that !!

Really the side pipes aren't crazy loud with the built-in mufflers,just enough to have a motorcycle-like attitude and so far....no one has burnt their leg on them,they can get pretty hot after a cruise down the highway.

Other plans I originally had for this truck was to add '70 Super Bee scoops and gigantic Hoosiers on the back.After trial fitting everything up and seeing the 'look' I decided it would have been a little too much pro-street for me.
The scoops were o.k.,the pipes were o.k.,the tires fine,just not everything together ..on a truck no less.

Author:  lowellgrippo [ Sat May 30, 2009 2:16 pm ]
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Nice looking truck! I too would love to see more pictures! :)

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