The Workhorse
 

It's nothing real special, but it's gonna get the job done. I picked this up today from a coworker for $1900. It's a '96 Silverado 1/2 ton Z71. It's got a new transmission and rear end and the motor doesn't leak or burn a drop.

I bought it for towing the 1G to the track to have a way to get it back to my place if it were ever to break down. The only thing I have to immediately address is replacing the low pressure power steering hose which I got from O'reilly's for $12. It's the perfect workhorse truck I've been looking for.

It needs a muffler or a glasspack because it's beyond redneck loud and an alignment. But I'm not planning on dumping a bunch of money in to it. Just keep it nice and reliable. I've wanted a truck since I was a kid and I'm pretty stoked I have one now. All that's left to get is a trailer (Which I'm working on getting)

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Re: The Workhorse
 

I doubt anybody cares, but I started fixing the massive power steering leak. I bought a low pressure hose, thinking it was the problem because it wasn't spraying fluid everywhere. Well As I pulled it in my driveway the high pressure hose went as well.
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Looks are deceiving on this thing. I thought it would be a snap replacing p/s lines but I was wrong. There's really no room to get to the lines on the pump so I had to get creative with my tools.
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Re: The Workhorse
 

awesome workwhore ya got there jason. trucks are ALWAYS come in handy.

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Haha the zip tied wrenches are awesome! Yesterday when I was taking the rear exhaust header off my bike I had to use an allen wrench, a box wrench on the allen, then another box wrench on that because the damn thing in such a tight area and was super tight.