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barbqueboy

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    North Alabama
  • My Project Cars
    1948 Dodge Club Coupe, 1952 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe, 1940 Ford pickup.

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    Old and Fat
  • Occupation
    Retired Sales Rep of IBM and NCR point of sale systems.

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    North Alabama
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    Old Cars.............

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  1. I really like the Plymouth grill better than the Dodge grill. The cars look so much alike, Does anyone know if the grills will interchange between cars. Thanks in advance.
  2. Hey Junker did you make a drawing of this plate? I would like to try installing the steering box as you did. Thanks
  3. Junkers72, Just wondering how the steering gear did on the road test. Thanks in advance for you reply.
  4. Young Ed here is the description, You are bidding on a running Flathead 6 cylinder motor and 3 speed manual transmission pulled from a 1953 Dodge 1/2 ton Pickup. Motor has been rebuilt. Could be 218 or 230 depending on what was done when it was rebuilt. Not sure how many miles on rebuilt motor but ran good when pulled! I've included quite a few pictures for your inspection so study carefully. The Engine # is not legible (see picture). Might be able to make out a couple numbers. The head is 23 inches long. The block casting # is 1119729-27, head casting 1311810-5, intake Manifold 1311805-23, and the Carter Carburetor # is DTE2. Sorry we don't know more about the history...we got the 53' Dodge truck thru a trade. The 'original' build date stamped on is 11/16/49. As I said, it has been rebuilt in recent years but we don't have date or how many miles since the rebuild. When we got the truck we went for a ride and it ran and trans worked fine. We took out the motor and tran for my husband to put in one of his restores, but now he's decided to sell. Hopefully this info and add'l pics will help you identify They have a bunch of pic's but I don't know how to post the. Here is the link http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230325704860&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&viewitem=
  5. Hello All, I am new to the web site and to the Old Mopar scene. I have just bought a 48 Dodge Club Coupe with a Fluid Drive Transmission. Can someone tell me if a 53 Dodge Truck engine will bolt up in this car. Thanks Chuck
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