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B1B Keven

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  1. B1B Keven
    Remove a leaf from the pack. Get some Teflon strips and install between each leaf.
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    I am reserving a trailer space!!! Might even drive Viejo down from WA.
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    Insert blushing emoticon here_______.
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    Steve, If your fuel gauge has a bullet connector, somone has changed it out. What year truck do you have? Keven
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    Welcome!! More pics when ya can.
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    Hank, Mine is routed just like Sruffy's. Hard line under the radiator, then a short piece of rubber hose. I also have some fuel pumps if you are in the market. Keven
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    Mark, You are probably right. Jeff, You can find metal based car arm rests with the smaller 5 3/4" ' ish mounting holes.
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    I think you're right. Stock truck arm rests should have a 'tab' that goes up inside the door.
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    Remember, there is a difference in the width of the mounting holes!!!! B1 and B2 trucks are about an inch wider than the B3 and B4 trucks. Jeff, Poke around wrecking yards with a tape measure. Late forties and early fifties MoPar cars will work. Early fifties Desoto:
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    Hank, I have an extra DTE-2 if it will help ya. http://www.carburetor-parts.com/Carter-BB-BBR1-Carburetor-Rebuild-Kit_p_56.html
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    Welcome! Do a search for "Hemi" and "Dakota". Lot's of info here.
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    Jerry Brown sent his drivers side mirror to them so they could use it for the pattern. He is very, very please with the passenger side bracket.
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    Yep. Maybe for our friends down under?
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    It depends on condition. Contact him and send pics.
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    X's 2 for Dave Stromberg. He did mine. Also contact Eric Bannerman (townwagon, here and on e-Bay). He'll credit you for your old set towards a set he has for sale. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1948-1949-1950-Dodge-Pickup-Panel-Truck-Stainless-Grill-Bars-RESTORED-48-49-50-/400583839615?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item5d44a84f7f&vxp=mtr
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    Nice! Time to order another.
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    Wow. That came out nice Rod!
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    Welcome! Nice choice for a truck!! Search the forum for 'brakes' and 'Cherokee axle'.
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    When I click on 'resources' then 'DPECTA', I get an advertisement for domain listings?
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    Ryan, You might be able to use a small screwdriver to get the cylinder in the 'on' position.
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    The domain for DPECTA is for sale?
  22. B1B Keven
    Unscrew the crome ring. There is a very small spring loaded pin sticking up in the threads for the chrome ring. Turn the switch to the 'on' position, push down on the pin and the key and cylinder will slide out. I have an extra ignition switch and key if it will help ya Ryan.
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    Welcome Ralph.
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    You're on the right track. Maybe some heat?
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    Wow. Another 'horse trader'. Enjoy!!!
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