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Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by Faded Love Garage, Nov 19, 2013.

  1. 3wLarry
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    from Owasso, Ok

    never heard of Custom Service...what's the scoop?
     
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  2. Faded Love Garage
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    Not sure Larry. I have two sets of these. Not sure of age. They are in really good shape. They came on the wheels.
     
  3. Faded Love Garage
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  4. brady1929
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    Looks awesome!
     
  5. gordspeed
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  6. Faded Love Garage
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    Thanks fellas. Still have a bunch more to go. Plans are to enjoy it as is for awhile and then pull it apart and get it looking nice.
     
  7. motorntv
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    These 32 Ford Pickups are way too cool. Great looking project.
     
  8. Dennis Lacy
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    Bitchin' truck! It has great patina. I like the simple approach you took with it. I considered (a while back) running a stock, undropped axle under mine but instead I'm doing it fenderless with 18's like Danny's truck. It looks good that way, though!
     
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  9. JoeyP.
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    Oh Man that truck is awesome. I am jealous.
     
  10. Roger53
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    It's a nice lookin little truck you have enjoy. Roger
     
  11. He caught me at a weak moment. He said how much and I said, so he bought it but I said I am keeping the 25 louver hood
     
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  12. 3wLarry
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    hahaha...ya big softy :D
     
  13. hot rod pro
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    We still have it. My niece drives it. She drives the wheels off it.
    ImageUploadedByH.A.M.B.1438994880.669674.jpg ImageUploadedByH.A.M.B.1438994806.668732.jpg
     
  14. ratrod0
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    It still looks good. Is it still driving good
     
  15. FANTM58
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    Ok
    Here goes a dumb question.?
    Did I these trucks come in short and long bed options ?
     
  16. ratrod0
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    No they were long real long
     
  17. hot rod pro
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    Not a single problem.
     
  18. hot rod pro
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    All the small trucks had the same bed. The BB trucks were available in a 137" & 151" wheelbase.
     
  19. 383deuce
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    DAM! I love those 32 trucks
     
  20. sidevalve8ba
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    The '32's had a 6 inch shorter wheelbase than the '33-'34's. This caused the rear axle to be closer to the back of the cab by that amount.
     
  21. hot rod pro
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    Yes, but the bed length stayed the same from 32-34
     
  22. Faded Love Garage
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    from Spring, TX

    Updated pics. In my yard and at the Bayou Round Up. I have the truck for sale in the classifieds. image.jpeg image.jpeg
     
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  23. kidcampbell71
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    Damn. Perfect looking truck. ( ! )
     
  24. Manager
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    Would you mind telling where or what those front shock mounts come from?
     
  25. X38
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    You either modify F1 ones or buy them from multiple rod shops. Listed as 'F1 style shock mounts.'
     
  26. That's a cool little truck !
     
  27. Manager
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    Yeah i just havn't seen that shape in plain steel before, they look like the socal ones, maybe they are stainless unpolished.
     
  28. X38
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    You can get repro stock ones in cad plate and s/s 'hot rod' ones unpolished. I've seen stainless ones from Drake that broke across the top hole. You wouldn't believe how much a front axle flaps around without a functioning shock absorber!

    I'd feel better with Ford forged ones then modifying them.
     
  29. Faded Love Garage
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    Faded Love Garage
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    from Spring, TX

    They are the stainless unpolished SoCal mounts.
     
  30. olskoolrodder
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    cool little truck!
     

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