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Features The '40/41 Pickup

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by Ryan, May 25, 2016.

  1. treb11
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    Due to the different shapes of the cab floors, mounting wood is distinct for the generations of cabs. Pic from the Midwest Early Ford catalog: 20181116_081702[1].jpg
     
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  2. Shadow Creek
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  3. ENUF 41
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  4. Nacifan
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    Ryan,
    I thought you might this 1. It belongs to my friend Nick. I just love the look !!

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  6. agshelby
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    Wrapping up a mechanical rebuild on my 41. It was running fine, but had an opportunity to get a Flathead from Keith Tardell. After I got the engine I didn’t want to put it into a ratty engine bay, then thought I’d better redo the transmission, which has now expanded to a full mechanical rebuild. it’s 100% new mechanically and will be a very nice light duty hauler.

    This truck has absolutely no rust due to moisture. Even the original hardware is clean and comes off easily without having to use penetrating oil.

    I found my passenger inner fender rusted due to leaking a battery and it had been poorly repaired with brazing. I also replaced it while I had it all apart. All other panels are original to the truck.

    Last step is the rebuild of the original Columbia - which is underway. Looking forward to getting this back on the road. .

    Here is a little before/after:

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  7. johnold1938
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    here is one from arizona and one from penn. both original survivors DSC00221.JPG DSC00291.JPG
     
  8. 6sally6
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    LOve these 40's but never owned one.
    What do most of these guys use for front ends?? Crown Vic...Mustang II...or do most of them use the old straight axle?
    I like the ones with a low radiator alot more than the tall one sticking up. Just looks right-er(dat-a-word?)
    Mag wheels just don't look right on'em either! Painted rims..maybe wider painted rims with a small moon or just open.
    Sweeeeet!
    6sally6
     
  9. I have a stock axle in my '40 truck. Crown Vic's are WAY too wide. Lots of street rod guys use Mustang II on them.
     
  10. Stock axle also.
     
  11. cpldale
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    20190411_102657.jpg Dropped stock axle in mine.
     
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  13. exterminator
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  14. wheeltramp brian
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    Just finished this one up after a total rebuild 20240104_104621.jpg 20231214_082603.jpg 20240105_110003.jpg 20240104_104640.jpg 20231215_113755.jpg 20231214_081353.jpg because of the bad work underneath. Just got it painted a month ago and the upholstery just got done the other day.
     
  15. Bandit Billy
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    Mine nears completion...maybe :cool:
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