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So as you may know for over winter months I bought a 1988 Chebby halfton since my Ford is a diesel and I have a whole 5 minute drive to work. And give credit where its due I have bought a very decent truck.
So anyways got me thinking and I have a 1959 International truck cab and box thats beggin for a new life. So Im hoping once warm weather hits quickly put the IH cab onto the Chevy frame... frame will have to be shortened but it shouldnt be too hard since Im planning on keep as much components from my 88...
Haha yes of course 49 still in its safe shop bay.
Well project plans have greatly changed yesterday I bought a 1984 ford ranger ill be using that rolling chasis still using 350 chevy motor and use 1944 Fargo cab... atleast now a little ford in it.
Hey morris my ranger has a decent cab and running v6 5spd new clutch....interest youat all?
I bought this one from Nelson auction in Meacham... kinda sad this one not in horrible shape. Sadly I going SBC power still fit in narrow fenders of Fargo nicer and its what I got
Ryan i sent you a txt with a link for that frame i was talking about when i was over. If you dont want to hack that truck up i have a sbc motor you could have for a song. Then you could keep driving the other one
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