FlashBuddy

Thanks. I just sent them an email.

I looked at the Robert's website and couldn't find them. Link?

I don't suppose anybody has some good condition lower door seals laying about? How about DCM, are these the proper seals? I'd hate to buy them and find out they don't work, like happened when I bought the shift boot. Is it this: https://dcmclassics.com/home/640-rw-121-lower-door-seals-39-47-pw.html Or is it this: https://dcmclassics.com/dust-seals-air-seals-weather-stripping/1211-rw-4855-ts-lower-door-tube-seal-48-55.html I finally got the interior painted, some cheap sound deadening material added and am very excited to get her buttoned up and out on the road

LOL - I, like @stihl1 was cracking up, thought it was great!

Everything one wants in a video; farm, tractor, dog, truck. I could smell the fuel burning! Ya know, next time air up those tires. It'll tow a little easier!

Are you referencing the photos linked by @linus6948 supposedly hosted on Google Photos? That link didn't work for me and I have multiple free Google accounts (because I'm special as you know). I've had good luck hosting images on imgur. With the app on my phone and their very functional website for my desktop, I'm able to quickly get images up to share. Just sayin'... You can use imgur too! https://imgur.com

I can loan you my bottle jack and you can get started on the cab ? You are in the right place. I saw the radio antenna but noticed somebody jacked the radio - damn! You can get started finding a replacement on EBAY, though the $375.00 seems a little pricey to me. I paid $80.00 at a junkyard. Having a family heirloom makes it all the more special, congratulations and enjoy the journey.

Shows off those body lines nicely.

You nailed the wheel color and your daughter is very attractive!

Love it, such sensible upgrades!

Ruff said!

That's going to be a nice ride once you get that bumper fixed ?

Pretty sweet. Your shop needs an old time gas pump next don't 'cha think?

Hey, my favorite color! Keep those pics coming - now get to work :-0

Wow, this one really hit home.

Yes! I put a passenger side mirror on my '50. Bought it from DCM for $80.00 or so. It was totally worthless too. I ended up taking it off and adding it to my pile of unused parts.

Left front frame side. Wire brush off the muck 'n rust and cross your fingers it hasn't rusted away. At least that's where I found mine on my '50.

That is a good tip. I'll be sure to do that. Vic explained that my living in Colorado would eliminate that issue, which is likely true most of the time, but not all of the time. I'll let 'em dry out then spray on some kind of sealer.

Decided against the hand forged wrought iron hooks from Garrett Wade (India). Steve over at VPW hooked me up with the hooks I've only dreamed of. Ordered an interior kit from Vic's Dodge Garage. He's doing original style; CNC cut panels covered as in the old days. While I'm very nervous about sag going forward, I did like that I could mix and match colors. Going with grey headliner with brown panels. I saw somebody else had done this and thought it looked nice. His cost is misleading. While $425.00 sounds like a deal, when you factor in his shipping it get nuts. Good thing I'm rich. Here's the shipping quotes from Vic's in Oregon to me in Fort Collins, Colorado. I've been leary of doing ABS, while I would appreciate the no sag factor, I just don't think I'd like having a plastic interior. I think I'll get better sound insulation with the old school vinyl wrapped boards. Yes, I've added sticky backed foam/aluminum sound deadener sheets up the wazoo. Finger's crossed! FWIW - Vic is a chatty guy who was incredibly helpful on the phone over a wide range of topics. And did I mention Vic's website has color photos?

No, it measures resistance. My truck is positive ground. Don't know about yours. Did you convert to 12V?

Yep, missed that. Thanks!

Remove the bench seat. I used a hammer and screwdriver to tap a wing on the cover plate counter clockwise to remove it. Didn't have the correct bung wrench. Yes, one wire that sends resistance to the guage.

Now found at https://vicsdodgegarage.com/products/interiors/

My understanding is they were all dealer installed. I have an Arvin cab heater. I used the switch @Al Peterson is showing above. My motor was frozen. I PBBlasted it and force turned it with vise grips. Patience and persistence got it working again. Now I need to figure out how to fix the small leak in the core; guess I cleaned that up too good.