Looking for parts for a 1966 G10

[jrinaman]

Do you happen to have the other van site address? Are we allowed to post/direct to another van site? I don't want to be the cause of any issues with this group, as I'm so grateful for the help I've received thus far.

Let me know if you can.

Thanks!

most of our members visit both. were not in competition. our site is chevy/gmc only and vintage vans is all early vans. http://vintage-vans.forumotion.com/forum you will likely get more help for your chevy here but several chevy owners there that don't visit here. put a bed in the van and quit taking them home!

[dougw1]

https://www.vintage-vans.com

I guess if it's against policy or something it can be removed.

Do you happen to have the other van site address? Are we allowed to post/direct to another van site? I don't want to be the cause of any issues with this group, as I'm so grateful for the help I've received thus far.

Let me know if you can.

Thanks!

[SteelyVan]

"Put a bed in the van and quit taking them home!"

Another beauty Jrin. Vanning advice and the Life Sciences. You crack me up

[lvjjj]

danc5522, I also hear you about keeping things stock, sometimes I wish I had. My '65 has been modified many times since I bought her in 1970. Each time my family had a different need (band equipment, kids, RV towing) I'd have a great time working on her to satisfy that need. I do have all of the receipts and invoices dating from 1970 of all of the part I have bought and installed. There isn't any other project that I've had that gives me the joy and satisfaction the early has provided. Easy to work on and parts are relatively cheap. This is weird, but every time something broke, I was almost happy that I would need to get out the wrenches again. Since things rarely broke, I'd have to come up with some ideas for improvements I could make, even though it didn't need it.

[lvjjj]

danc5522, I also hear you about keeping things stock, sometimes I wish I had.