1948 Cab
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Laughing Gas
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1948 Cab
I got the pictures messed up as usual. These are fire wall and dash. One day I might get below average on computers if I can improve that much. We removed the original fire wall and replaced it with a piece of deck plate. 
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Checker plate firewall. That must add a fair amount of weight to the cab. I don't see the recess for the engine/transmission hump. Did you take that into consideration or am I just missing something here.
Nice job just the same.
Nice job just the same.
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mytbtruck - looks real good. The lower engine will probably improve handling because of the lower CG. Are the radiator and seats out of the T-Bird as well? Thanks for the clarification. Would you happen to have a close up photo of where the steering column passes through the cab?
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mytbtruck - looks real good. The lower engine will probably improve handling because of the lower CG. Are the radiator and seats out of the T-Bird as well? Thanks for the clarification. Would you happen to have a close up photo of where the steering column passes through the cab?
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