70rtse440
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Nice looking truck , what bumper did you use for the rear?
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I have this NOS gauge, not sure what year or model it would have been used in? Also it is for sale. thanks Mark
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Here's what I'm switching over to http://www.penngrade1.com/ They have a great tech support will answer any of your questions. I shopped around and found this place to be the cheapest so far. Just rebuilt a 383 and will be using the break in oil first than switching to their 20/50. http://www.littlepowershop.net/servlet/Categories. my 1/2cent Mark
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My son and I went to check out a old junk yard. While walking we spotted a 51 B3C. We checked it out, told my son cool old truck. Well on my 50th. birthday my son rolls up with the cool old truck.
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Just finished the drivers side drip rail. Used a 1"X48" , bent at a 90, 22gauge metal, welded back on the truck. I Used Eastwood's Lead Free solder to flow in the seam and repair the rust damage at the top of the door/roof line.
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Mine are completely gone, So i will be attempting to build my own. Will keep you posted.
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Parking Lights with integrated turn signal
70rtse440 replied to Dan Babb's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
Here's what I did, picked up the LED's from NAPA. I bought the rubber mounting boot also. It's a tight fit but works.
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I have 4, received them from Eaton Springs they measure appox. 4 1/2 X1 7/5 . I do not have the nuts. $20 + mailing
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Before I boxed the frame, welded grade 8 nuts to the inside of the frame where the running board brackets and cab mount brackets go. For the bed cross members welded a 1 1/2 square tube into the frame and notched out around it and drilled and welded in place
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Frame has been boxed, installed rack/pinion, narrowed rear. Have everything sand blasted. Installed LED lights for parking light. Now assembly and finishing the body work.
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Do you have the originals ?
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First I made a disk the size of the top, weld into place . Than used some 1/8" steel rod to copy the outside shape and dimension. Tried to match the contour of the front of the truck. Cut patterns that I could form and shape and than weld into place. Your looking at 15 hours of fabrication. Thanks
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I could not find a pair of replacement parking light grills so, I repaired my old ones. I just need to cut in the holes . Check out the before and after pictures.
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PM sent
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I am looking for a set left and right grill where he turn signal lights mount, see attached pictures. As you can see mine are pretty well rusted out.
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Did another one today getting a little easier doing it . Your right people just don't care, will not yield or give you a little room. So you end up being a little aggressive and you end up getting the 1 finger salute
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Did my first solo tractor/trailer tow,
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I'm putting my B-3-C back together. What fits between the fender and the cab? see attached picture
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Need vender suggestions please...
70rtse440 replied to 49Bseries's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
http://www.restorationspecialties.com/ for rubbers and gaskets -
From the album: 1951 B-3-C
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From the album: 1951 B-3-C
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From the album: 1951 B-3-C
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From the album: 1951 B-3-C
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From the album: 1951 B-3-C
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I'm doing a 440 transplant, exhaust and firewall clearance are your big concerns. I have posted pictures in members gallery under 70rtse440 . I haven't uploaded any pictures lately ,but will do tonight hopefully.
