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1950 Dodge B2D, 1950 Ford F1
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Armadillo breeder
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Newberry, Florida
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My wheels are custom made and look good. It may be hard to find a stock 6 x 7.25. Take a look at the guys below: https://www.amwheelspecialist.com/obsolete/ I don't know if Coker has anything, if not they may be able to direct you.
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Has anyone on the board ever been in one? I have always wondered how strong the fumes were.
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1954 1955 1956 Big Dodge 10 Wheel Trucks
Blue replied to Charlie Stephenson's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
Oh no, this is a beast of an M35 with a diesel engine. I know what you are talking about now. I didn't realize they are so rare. We had a couple (of what I believe were mid 50's) in the Philippines in the late 80's. -
1954 1955 1956 Big Dodge 10 Wheel Trucks
Blue replied to Charlie Stephenson's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
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Hey Brent, what did you expect? the ad said custom interior.
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1953 Dodge - What have I got into
Blue replied to peteandvanessa's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
I don't know if you have seen this series. I love these old videos. -
1953 Dodge - What have I got into
Blue replied to peteandvanessa's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
Ahhh yes. That "engineering" we all love so much. BTW, I love a good VW and have enjoyed your pics of those as well. -
1953 Dodge - What have I got into
Blue replied to peteandvanessa's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
Hey Pete, you may already know this: from your picture your anchor bolts need to be adjusted. Drum brakes get a lot of bad press, but adjusted correctly I don't mind them. I also don't drive on the highway. Thanks for the thread, I have been enjoying watching your truck come together. Another old Dodge coming back to life. JD -
Just sent a PM. Thanks, GGdad
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You certainly could be right, but he is saying he performed a tune up because of the problem.
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Fuel delivery makes a lot of sense, but it seems you have checked everything. I had an old Jeep truck with a similar problem and it was a pinched fuel line. How are your temperature and oil pressure gauges when the jerking is happening?
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Did you check the springs on the mechanical advance while you were in the distributor? It's a stretch, but something to think about. Does it run fine at 40 until it gets warm?
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You can't change out the spindle from 1 ton to 1/2 ton, but you can change the axle. Then you get into a mismatch problem with the rear end bolt pattern etc. In my case, I don't want to give up the original axle.
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If you wouldn't mind, let me know how the conversion turns out. I have been thinking about doing it, but am concerned with the spindle reduction. Also, I really don't mind drum brakes, it adds spice to life. But if the final product is good I may convert. JD
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1949 Dodge truck rear brakes replacements
Blue replied to bridog57's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
https://www.robertsmotorparts.com/brake-parts-1 and they are pretty helpful on the phone. VPW as well.