Todd B
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From the album: Todd's Truck's
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From the album: Todd's Truck's
Gave the truck to my son in 1992 and he is SLOOWLY getting back on the road. Will be done for 2014 Luau. -
From the album: Todd's Truck's
1949 B1B, first truck I had in 1980 -
From the album: 53' Semi
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From the album: 53' Semi
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From the album: Todd's Truck's
49' 1.5 ton camper I built and sold to Nueskes Meats -
I never knew greasing the leave springs them selves was necassary, I believe I learned something today. One more item on my to-do list this winter on my truck.
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I enjoy unique things but that truck was the first coe that I did not care for.
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Welcome, nice looking ride
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My semi trailer would literaly bounce down the road because it had such stiff springs on it. I took a few out and replaced with a steel plate to make up the distance so my trailer rails remained parralel with the road. Works perfect. My semi rides extremely rough when I run bobtail but with the trailer on it is smooth as my new dodge dually. Radial tires helped alot on the ride, highly recommend.
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windshields for 49 1/2 t dodge pickup
Todd B replied to Ken SMith's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
Make sure your pattern is an original. I had glass made from a piece that was a replacement glass. The one I copied was a little off and the the glass cutter made mine even more distorted. From now on I keep an old glass with the factory stamp in the corner as my patterns. -
My semi has been sitting outside until I can get my new shed done. It was 11 degrees this morning and I wanted to move it and it started right up. The only problems I have ever seen is when a battery is weak it will freeze and be junk.
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Awesome colection,
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I have never owned anything bigger than a 2.5 ton. I assume the fenders and the hood are longer then the small and medium trucks.
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I am amazed how solid this truck is. In WI our trucks are usually rusted out on the doors and fenders. Great find. I don't want to be like an old high school girlfreind that would tell me how wonderful her body was and never let me past first base. But I have an original 5th wheel plate that would fit that truck perfectely. I am keeping it for some day I will the lottery and find a COE semi tractor.
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looks like I'll be pulling my tank sometime
Todd B replied to ggdad1951's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
Mark, Is that soft copper you are using for a fuel line? -
With all the excitement I forgot to say welcome!
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Very cool find, you will need that big engine to pull a trailer. You can't see me but I am green right now.
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Merle, the hoods from one era to the next have different bumpers and bumper locations
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Hank, Is it possible I seen that truck in a Menards store in Wisconsin about a year ago???
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Be prepared to start waving at a lot of strangers. The ones with a horn ring will understand what I mean.
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very cool, thamks for posting
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Awesome
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I cannot imagine the amount of power it takes to flatten an old frame of the car like that.
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Thanks for the comments, but my son is making the choices. He is the one writing the checks so I guess that gives him that right. The only thing he did that I disagreed with is he put an Auto trans behind the 327 small block. I would have kept the 4 speed.
