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Projects 1936 ford pickup project

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by jt1949, Feb 26, 2015.

  1. jt1949
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    Idea behind this build is to make a safe and reliable pickup to have fun with. That way I can take my time on the body and paint on my 49 chevy.
     

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    Pulled the broken flathead out.. and then the rest of the running gear.
     

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    Using a 153 ci chevy engine with an s10 5 sp. And s10 rearend
     

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    Bought ch***is engineering wishbone splitting kit and parallel leave spring kit.
     

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    Found a 4 inch drop axle with 40 ford brakes on it already
     

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    Mocking up the 4 banger
     

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    Picked up these wheel adapters and drum covers from highway 101 rod and custom
     

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    Sent the frame and wheels out for blast and powder coat.
     

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  9. Petejoe
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    Great project. Love those years. That removed flathead looks to be in better condition than the banger.
    That banger will have more power than the flatty.
     
  10. jt1949
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    Sent the frame and wheels out for blast and powder coat.
     
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    ...
     

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  12. kursplat
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    looks like this is going to be a fun project
     
  13. jt1949
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    Yeah... looks like it... but broken in a couple spots.
     
  14. AVater
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    About to work on a '35 pickup. Was it difficult installing the parallel leaf springs in the rear? Just curios as trying to decide if I am going to stay with transverse rear or parallel springs. Did you install the stabilizer as well?

    Thanks in advance

    Pete
     
  15. willymakeit
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    What a great little truck. Keep posting as I am curios how this turns out. Ought to get great mileage.
     
  16. Kevinsrodshop
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    I like a different engine choice. Makes things interesting. Love these trucks.
     
  17. jt1949
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    Ch***is engineering kit made it pretty easy. Pretty much a bolt on. No, have not done a sway bar in the back. I may. I'll drive it for a while to see what at***ude it has.
     
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    Thanks! yeah, I have heard some novas w/that motor that have added s10 5sps get close to 30 mpg .
     
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    Thanks!
     
  20. 3wLarry
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    chevy II 153?...I'm in
     
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  21. dudley32
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    lookin' good...I always wanted to try the 153 in a early Ford...
     
  22. treb11
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    Love it love it love it.
     
  23. i.rant
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    I like this, gonna follow along.
     
  24. rusty1
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    ...what a cool project, love the engine choice and the truck looks great "as is",...are you leavin it or gonna paint it? (screw it up) lol
     
  25. jt1949
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    Thanks man! And thanks again for the advise!
     
  26. jt1949
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    Thanks guys.. should be fun.
     
  27. jt1949
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    Haha, no paint for the outside of this one... it's almost perfect! Due for a couple changes, but paint is not one of them :)
     
  28. rusty1
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    cool, here's a factory 37 flatbed I had a few years back, thot about puttin it back on the road updated but lookin pretty much as is,...but ended up tradin it for another truck plus cash...
    Winnebago 37 Ford 041.jpg Winnebago 37 Ford 023.jpg
     
  29. jt1949
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    That looks Awesome! Great shape.
     
  30. Nice, I like my 39, but those are really cool.
     

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