72 LONGHORN
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 05-06-12 06:42 PM - Post#2223248
CANT FIND ANY PICS OF TRUCKS WITH INTERIOR LIKE THIS, GUYS SAID IT WAS LIKE THAT IN 73 WHEN HE GOT IT. HOW MUCH POWER DID THE 402 HAVE IN 72 Link
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Bryan59ec
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05-06-12 10:37 PM - Post#2223305
In response to 72 LONGHORN
not stock at all
The seats and console "MIGHT" be factory, but the upholstery is not. Seat color would have been a
color close to the door panels and the headliner would have been a piece of painted cardboard type material.
That seems to be a nicely optioned pickup.
Been a long time since I have paid any attention, but I thought the Cheyenne had a chromed shift lever and floor bezel.
Might not have started til 73 tho
Bryan's Toyz
59 ElCamino, 454ho/TKO 5-spd (Daddy)
66 ElCamino, 307/5-spd and gets 25mpg (Mousey)
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 JimKshortstep4x4
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05-07-12 05:34 AM - Post#2223352
In response to 72 LONGHORN
The 402 was rated at net horse power in 1972 and literature was written calling it a 400.
Net HP: 210 @ 4000 rpm
Net torque: 320 @ 2800 rpm.
Jim
Member 65-66 Full Size Chevrolet Club
65 Impala SS, 400sbc, Muncie M-22
66 Impala SS, 396, TH 400
69 El Camino, 350, TH 350
71 Short bed stepside 4x4, 350/350
71 Snow plow, 4x4, 350, TH 350
Current project, 72 GMC Shortbed, stepside, 427 |
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 Richard Martin
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05-07-12 12:21 PM - Post#2223454
In response to 72 LONGHORN
http://www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/chevy/72cv/b ilder...
http://www.lov2xlr8.no/brochures/chevy/72cv/7 2cv.h...
Richard
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72 LONGHORN
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05-07-12 07:36 PM - Post#2223602
In response to Richard Martin
thanks for the link.
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 WagonMan
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05-08-12 11:13 AM - Post#2223802
In response to 72 LONGHORN
I agree that the parts are most likely original with the exception of the covers. The buckets had a very similar cover design to the bench in the link shown.
Charles
57 210 4dr. Wagon(bought '82)
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56 BA 4dr. ht.(bought '98)
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69 sierra custom
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05-09-12 07:43 AM - Post#2224117
In response to WagonMan
by the way that thing has been sitting in the bush I am betting the underside is all rotten . what a crying shame looked like it was a nice truck at one time
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someotherguy
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05-09-12 07:46 AM - Post#2224120
In response to 69 sierra custom
I saved these pics from an old craigslist ad; contact info removed as the seats are long gone:
Richard
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72 LONGHORN
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 05-09-12 06:10 PM - Post#2224290
In response to someotherguy
THANKZ FOR THE HELP TRUCK WAS RUUNNING 7 YEARS AGO . JUST ABOUT DONE WORK ON VELLE. WILL HAVE MORE PICZ NEXT WEEK. 
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rsrandle
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06-28-12 08:06 PM - Post#2242435
In response to 72 LONGHORN
I have a 72 GMC. The interior is almost exactly like mine. The headliner is a painted textured piece of cardboard. I might even have a spare gauge cluster somewhere.
Good luck with it.
Rod
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