Hey Guys, Sorry I have not been on the HAMB in a while! I've been very busy working and I dont have internet at the place im living right now. Anyways i found this napco when i was a junior in high school and I have wanted it ever since. The old man that had it did not want to let it go (my buddies grandpa). Long story short he ended up p***ing away and his wife did not want to let it go until a few weeks ago. And I picked it up! The frame was extended by him about 2 feet. he also took out both front p***enger side axle shafts and the hubs which i need! Other that that Im very happy with it! Could not complain about the price either! I got it to run, and i've started to shorten the frame back to stock. All i need to do is weld it back together.
I'm pretty sure that would be a dealer installed option in a truck that early. Any idea why the front axle shafts were removed? What size truck is it? 3600 or 3800? I don't want one, but its cool all the same!
its a 3600. I dont know why he took them out. Maybe he busted them? In either case I wish they were there. Not an easy item to find! That or the hubs!
I like it a lot. Im stoked to finally have a project thats somewhere in my budget to build! But still bad ***!
Man I've been wanting one of those for a long time. I wish it was mine. If you ever need to sell it you know where I live
I've always loved the NAPCO conversions. I've never seen one in an advance design. Very cool. Top speed is likey about 45mph, but you'll look cool a hell doing it.
you can still buy locking hubs from mile marker in pompano beach fl if they want sell them to direct pm me i am a dealer
Yeah thats the plan. Im going to try to shorten the napco frame to fit my 32 3 window body so I can take it to the mud bogs this fall! Its gonna be *****in!
Cool find.. Napcopowrpak.com is a good site ... Josh ****** runs it.. and is pretty much an "expert" on the Advance NAPCO's.. also a member of the Hamb....
thats great! gotta love that "ghetto grille" made from a shopping cart! NAPCO is North American Parts Co. about a $1000 parts conversion done at the dealer with bolt on parts. looked at a 56' today.
I am going for something like that, Chris. Except i was going to use one of those old power wagon grilles.