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Pretty sure its a stand for an electric of vacuum fan to help the defroster.  The ball is the pivot mount that the fan motor would pivot on.  My '36 plymouth has one.

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Look under the cab by the foot board (lay on your back). You'll see the bolt holding the cab if its still there. If the previous owner did something different, I'd have to believe it would still be in the same location. The bushings for the cab are on either side of the mounting perch, which is connected to the frame. The cab needs to be elevated to remove the bushings, so if you are going to do this, you might be putting some work into that modified floorboard.

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10 minutes ago, 48Dodger said:

Look under the cab by the foot board (lay on your back). You'll see the bolt holding the cab if its still there. If the previous owner did something different, I'd have to believe it would still be in the same location. The bushings for the cab are on either side of the mounting perch, which is connected to the frame. The cab needs to be elevated to remove the bushings, so if you are going to do this, you might be putting some work into that modified floorboard.

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Thanks for the info

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Check the classifieds top of the page here, or PM me and I'll see what I have.

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12 hours ago, 48Dodger said:

Check the classifieds top of the page here, or PM me and I'll see what I have.

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So I'm to assume no one makes a aftermarket parking brake cable???? That's confusing cause I can literally find every nut and bolt on this Truck???? Thanks .....some of this gets kind of confusing....

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I must be stupid because I can't find where the classifieds are here also does anyone know if DCM is a real company???? I have tried to contact several times and no one answered the phone?????

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There are headings along the top of the page and on of them says Classified .   DCM classics is a real good supplier of parts for us . formerly Dodge Central of Michigan . You might try an email from their website . 

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Just now, Jerry Roberts said:

There are headings along the top of the page and on of them says Classified .   DCM classics is a real good supplier of parts for us . formerly Dodge Central of Michigan . You might try an email from their website . 

Thanks Jerry

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11 hours ago, 5027 steve said:

So I'm to assume no one makes a aftermarket parking brake cable???? That's confusing cause I can literally find every nut and bolt on this Truck???? Thanks .....some of this gets kind of confusing....

no, I don't know of anyone makeing aftermarket parking cable,

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1 minute ago, ggdad1951 said:

no, I don't know of anyone makeing aftermarket parking cable,

Thanks well if I have one made I'll have to start selling them here......

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I was looking into parking brake cables for a friend here in Oz recently. The inner cable seems to fray with age. I pulled 4 of them from my trucks and found that 3 of them needed the inner cables replaced.

I found a fella at a brake and clutch shop down the road who has the machine required to crimp the ends onto the inner cable. He said that they plastic coat the inner cable when they make them as that prevents the inner cable from getting caught up inside the outer case. They charge $55 for the new inner cable (if the outer case of the park brake cable is ok).

It would not be cost effective for you to send your cable here to Oz, but it may be worthwhile checking with a brake and clutch shop in your area as they may well be able to do the job.

There are a few part numbers for park brake cables for the different sized trucks... but the most common part number (which is for the 1/2 ton truck) is A1272599.

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4 minutes ago, Desotodav said:

I was looking into parking brake cables for a friend here in Oz recently. The inner cable seems to fray with age. I pulled 4 of them from my trucks and found that 3 of them needed the inner cables replaced.

I found a fella at a brake and clutch shop down the road who has the machine required to crimp the ends onto the inner cable. He said that they plastic coat the inner cable when they make them as that prevents the inner cable from getting caught up inside the outer case. They charge $55 for the new inner cable (if the outer case of the park brake cable is ok).

It would not be cost effective for you to send your cable here to Oz, but it may be worthwhile checking with a brake and clutch shop in your area as they may well be able to do the job.

There are a few part numbers for park brake cables for the different sized trucks... but the most common part number (which is for the 1/2 ton truck) is A1272599.

Park brake cables.JPG

Wow thank you very much good info....

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Can someone please help me with the taillights on my truck, 1950 2b2 -did they come with the cast iron type mounts or the stamped sheet metal mounts,i see DCM has both but doesn't list any difference in models ....Thanks

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Ok last night playing with the drivers door....I think I have the locking Figuired out but then again maybe not...LOL....do u have to lock the drivers door from the outside handle????? It locks when I lifer the outside handle but doesn't lock using the inside handle .....Once again THANKS !!!!!!

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Mine locks by lifting the inside driver's handle. One is supposed to always exit the vehicle by sliding across to the passenger side, right?

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Just now, FlashBuddy said:

Mine locks by lifting the inside driver's handle. One is supposed to always exit the vehicle by sliding across to the passenger side, right?

Damm I thought it was working correctly.......

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