How do the pieces stack when mounting the cab?

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Oct 18, 2010 | 01:17 AM

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tiger_698

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No, I ended up getting the body put back on and have stopped there. A few things came up that I couldn't get out of, so I had to push the truck off to the side once again. I just erased the last "0" on "Summer 2010" and made it a 1. Hopefully I never have to change the first 0!

Oct 20, 2010 | 09:30 AM

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auerdoan

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i haven't gotten to the mounting yet.
I'm considering a new cab for mine.

I found LMCtruck.com they have lots of body parts.
does any one make cabs.

Thanks for your help.

-Kurt

Oct 20, 2010 | 10:38 AM

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spurredon

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Well hang in there Tiger. I had to take the summer of '09 off from my truck and put in a new furnace. I really wished I was working on the truck but sure am glad to have gotten the new furnace installed. Now, this summer I have been back on the '60 and had it running for the first time yesterday. I had to use a crow bar to pry the smile off my face so I could get back out thru the door!

Oct 20, 2010 | 01:09 PM

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tiger_698

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I'm sure in upstate NY a furnace is a much better investment.

I don't think a crowbar would work once I get mine started. I'm so close, but so far. Errr.