Mario Loya B1B
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Thanks Tod. I kinda suspected that would be the answer.
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Does anyone's gas gauge bounce around as the gas sloshes around in the gas tank? Up until last year I didn't have a working gas gauge. After purchasing and installing a new sender from Roberts, the gauge accurately registers when the ignition key is turned on, but when motoring down the road, the needle moves quite a bit.
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Any takers? 1950 PH for $25000
Mario Loya B1B replied to woodscavenger's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
I'm fond of her.
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Ebay
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Last summer I had the opportunity to watch several days of filming of a movie to be released Dec 2008 staring Leonardo Dicaprio and Kate Winslet, Revolutionary Road. I was very fortunate because the historic town of Southport Connecticut (about 2 miles from my home) was converted to yesteryear (1950's). The town was filled with cars of that era. I was able to snap a few photos. Recognize any Dodges'?
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I've been able to pick several of them up over the last few months on ebay. They appear every now and then and the condition of them vary quite a bit.
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http://bp3.blogger.com/_LAEP4xO_hRY/RdkUzIDwtvI/AAAAAAAAABY/e3lzFDXK5q0/s1600-h/_00002.jpg Maybe this helps.
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I wrote these numbers down a while back. Front Shocks at AutoZone Monroe #410126 guardian shock Rear Shocks at AutoZone Monroe #078476 proguard shock. Hope that helps.
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Green with envy indeed. Nice work Merle!
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Reg you beat me to it. I have been putting off mounting a spare to my 49 1/2 ton for quite a while. I think it is now time to get off my hump. If you don't need both rims, I would gladly make a donation and pay for shipping for one.
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Wow! Looks like safety glass has been available long before 1953.
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Harvey, I'm sure you installed the visor as instucted. Yours looks a lot like mine. I never thought about the possibility of it blowing off, but then again I have yet to take my truck on the highway. My bigger concern has been a wheel falling off or my brakes failing
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Looks like his cheek met the the pasenger side window. I didn't know safety glass was available in 1953.
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I noticed that. Also, look at some of his previous sales. He appears to be getting a pretty good price for his trucks that lack the not so important stuff like engine, transmission, etc.
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what Old Navy would do with the old trucks they use as displays in many of their stores after that marketing campaign had ran it's course? We'll sell them on eBay ofcourse! See ebay listing here
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Check out the ebay listing marketed as custom tailgate party truck.
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Wanted - passenger side stock mirror bracket
Mario Loya B1B replied to Charles Furman's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
Yes, I remember that thread and I too would be very interested in one. -
That color sure is purdy!
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took my truck for a spin.....
Mario Loya B1B replied to Mario Loya B1B's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
Dutch, you are right I did have too much time on my hands last night, but was looking to improve my software skills. Dave, I'm just a novice with photoshop but thanks for the compliment. MBFowler, I can take the truck as far South as you care to see, but this site would probably censor it. -
I remember that on a forum member's personal website there were instructions on how to make your own visor. Anyone remember who that is? If you want an original, I would suggest Loupees Classic Car Parts on eBay. They seem to have quite an inventory. I was able to get a missing piece to my Fulton sunvisor from them.
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...with photoshop;)
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And for $80 a proof could be yours...
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Piolt House BBQ / East Coast Style
Mario Loya B1B replied to Vintrader's topic in Mopar Flathead Truck Forum
Great idea Dutch. However, logistics may be a little tricky, I haven't worked up the courage to take her on the highway yet. -
Jim, I like your new profile photo. Both you and the truck look "JOB RATED" and "Ram Tough"
