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luckily everything i need for the truck is with the truck, there is no major rust aside from a little coming through the fenders at the top fender braces. The rear fenders are dented but shouldn't be to hard to save. I got pretty lucky with the overall condition of the truck considering how long it was stored and then sat in the field.

 

Thanks

 

Actually, the parts are getting easier to find as Power Wagons are very popular & people are making more & more replacement parts for them, & in-turn many of those parts interchange with the Pilothouse.

 

might want to rebuild that fuel pump cuz them rubber diaphragms tend to rot out after awhile...them brakes might give ya a surprise if ya go wandering down the road some time

 

I'm just a lurker but i thought id share my ol trucks.
The 72 is my DD in the summer months.

 

my 49'

 

you think dodge would be hard to find parts,lol, try international now we are talking a pain in th a$$. I cant even find hubcaps for my split rims with floating hubs!

 

Here are a few of my trucks in my colection i imported most of them into Australia from the U.S.

 

That's a cool old wrecker. Holmes 525? Reminds me of my '51.
You should post it in the COE and wrecker threads too.

 

Yes the 48 is pretty neat, The 48 and the 56 came from Texas.I have just put the pictures in my post in the COE thread,i will also post the 48 in the Wrecker thread when i find it

Regards Dale

 

My 1950 F-1 towing my '71 Serro Scotty

 

You've got good tastes coe1948. A lifetime of car projects there.

 

It's good to a COE in its original dress. So many have been morphed into someone's "better" idea or disassembled for similar plans yet to be completed that it seems rare to see one unmolested.

 

Cool, i like Your vintage trailer ! And the truck of corse!

JUNK

 

Tow truck thread
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=164719

 

I like the Willys.

I'm making some new sideboards for the Bonneville tire truck. But I kind of like it as a flatbed. The curved side racks were custom built by hand for the General Tire Company in 1947, so they are staying, but the lack of side boards puts more emphasis on the styling of the Diamond T cab, which I like.

 

Here are a few of my truck, still working on her .....

 

Yeeeehah..., nice

 

My late '31 Steeltop out for a drive on Route 66 on the 4th of July.







-Tim

 

I thought all the steel top trucks would have had the wide bed? Here is Dad's late '31. It also has the indented firewall. He put it together from pieces.

 

Here's a couple of my latest find...:

 

My 41, Just started work on it,
Lowered by 5", twin speed rear axle, took out flat head, refurbished wheels and primered them, fitted the new tyres to check the stance, and happy with it, plenty to do.


With my ugly mug!!!!



and with my coupe



Some pictures are posted on other threads but I just love working on the truck and driving the coupe

 

My new Ford f4 project.It has a 322 Nailhead in it.I'm pretty excited.

 

awesome!

 

I like it. Details on the drivetrain, please.

 

my 64 c/10
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Here are couple of mine...