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hoping to upgrade my 620, Im located in apple valley CA

haha I wasnt clear with what Im doing and I apologise for that Im upgrading the front two brakes with disk breaks I already know the guy on here who makes them and its in the mail

I've finally given up on the stock drums that my 74 620 was installed with how long should it take to install it all and drive down the road? I only have till feb 13th before Im hitting the books from dawn till dusk and I wont have much of a life till this college semester is over and tips on how this is done would be appreciated

Thank you all for that link!! just what I needed :) and Idk what you mean by how little go a datsun has you havta just tune it up a little more I make it to 60 in less that 3 seconds hahahah X)

I have a 74 datsun 602 pickup the brakes suck no matter how much I bleed the system the brakes and adjust the tension It keeps going out and pulling off to the left side within a day of adjustment I wanna convert it to disk brakes solutions? :)

Im either goint to attempt to put a 521 cab onto a 620 frame or take all the mechanical parts out of my 620 and put it in a 521 I came on here for the advice on which would be easier

what if you limited on money? but you have an unlimited amount of insanity and time? :P

I got into a wreck in my 74 620 pickup I ended up flipping it on its side and crushing all of the passenger side It still drove home though without any complaints form the engine and no wabble from the steering wheel Ive been looking for a cab to swap it out with, because the damage done is too extensive for bondo is it possible to gut out a 620 and put it in a 521? I have quite a bit of welding experience so fabricating something here and there wouldn't be a problem for me http://us.mg3.mail.yahoo.com/ya/download?mid=1_202843_AK7FtEQAARLOTl1JZwciAk4TdAI&pid=1&fid=Inbox&inline=1

passenger side of my datsun 620 (not king cab) is crushed on the passenger side and I need a replacement cab I live in the high desert near victorville and I don't mind driving to pick it up