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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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From the album: 1948 B-1-B-108 Papa's Dodge
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photobucket restrictions due to 3rd party hosting
JBNeal replied to JBNeal's topic in Off Topic (OT)
I had a break in my schedule, so I opted to begin the cleanup process on pb by deleting several images in a folder that I never linked anywhere, deleting each pic individually. Half way through this, the entire folder disappeared, which included pictures that I knew were linked onto this site. And sure enough, pb has no recycle bin to recover deleted pictures, so that folder is gone for good...however, the linked pictures are still active here (for now). I've looked on my laptop, android tablet and phone, and am somehow looking at images linked to a pb directory that is no longer available to me...go figure -
Need a gas replacement gas tank
JBNeal replied to Rodney_Hamon's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
Excellent news on your progress...of course, we never seem to stop working on these old buggies, we just take a break every once in a while from fiddlin' with something -
Something that could be tried that is not so labor intensive might be adjusting tire pressures up or down...on the QuadCab, Dodge recommends running 80psi on the rear for optimum payload, but I rarely load that thing up as the truck hauls light loads or just myself. So I lowered the pressure to 75 in dry summer months and 70 for the rest of the year, and the ride is much smoother, tire wear appears to be normal, traction is very good.