knuck's 1/2 ton pix
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knuck's 1/2 ton pix
well fellas, finaly got pix. you will find them under the year 46, of course. being a new guy, still reading all the old post's for education. there is GREAT info here, thanks knuck
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Thanks Gary, swapped it for 2 non running Buick projects. All I got to do is fine tune the flatbed on it (any suggestions??) and hook up back lights for brakes and turn signals. and find the thinggie that catches the hood release. The piece that go's behind the lever that you lift on the hood. Other then that, she's ready to go. knuck
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That's one sharp truck Knuck!
Assume you mean tune the Flathead, not the flatbed? Also, I think there's a member from Kentucky, selling some '46 parts, hood, fenders, etc...wish i could recall his name.
Assume you mean tune the Flathead, not the flatbed? Also, I think there's a member from Kentucky, selling some '46 parts, hood, fenders, etc...wish i could recall his name.
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3Mike6, nope motors like a top, gotta tune the flatbed. got 6 bys in front and behind the frame hump, then another one stacked on top of that to make it level. nuthings really bolted down solid. Theres got to be a better way of doing it without having to get a second mortgage on the house to do it. Although, if it's u clamped down to the frame, and cleaned up a bit,could be a go. Just don't want this to be a money pit. Thanks for the comment too. I will be learning a lot from you guys. knuck
