Convert 36 "ton and a half" to pickup?
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Convert 36 "ton and a half" to pickup?
I just located a 36 1.5 ton that's pretty complete, but I want a pickup. Are the fenders and sheet metal the same on a pu and 1.5 ton?
I have several beds and rear fender sets - 37 to 39 I believe.(All say "Ford" but some have a "V8" on the tailgate??).
Looks like the 1.5 has shorter running boards, but maybe the 39 running boards would fit?
Would a 38-39 frame be usable or similiar for this conversion?
Thanks for any info, Gordon
I have several beds and rear fender sets - 37 to 39 I believe.(All say "Ford" but some have a "V8" on the tailgate??).
Looks like the 1.5 has shorter running boards, but maybe the 39 running boards would fit?
Would a 38-39 frame be usable or similiar for this conversion?
Thanks for any info, Gordon
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Convert 36 "ton and a half" to pickup?
[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 31-Oct-01 AT 01:06 PM (EST)[/font][p]I have a ford drawing of the ford frame 35 to 41 pickup.Car frame is the same up to 1940 that shows ALL the dimensions.
I can fax it to you. Mac's in lockport NY is a very good source
for ford info and have a very large catalog of parts with the orignal part number, on the web or toll free 1-800-777-0948.
I have a 36 1/2 ton.
Herman
I can fax it to you. Mac's in lockport NY is a very good source
for ford info and have a very large catalog of parts with the orignal part number, on the web or toll free 1-800-777-0948.
I have a 36 1/2 ton.
Herman
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Convert 36 "ton and a half" to pickup?
I looked into doing this a few years ago. The front fenders are larger than a pickups to accomodate the larger wheels. The running boards are shorter. I believe that the cab and other front sheet metal are the same as a pickup. I also remember the gas tank being in the cab (under the front seat I think) while the pickup gas tank is under the bed.
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