Glove box needed

[Kenneth Foit]

I need a glove box for a 1950 B2-HHMA. I think all the glove boxes are the same for all Dodge trucks from 1948 through 1953. Maybe beyond 1953. Roberts Motor parts has them for the years 1939-47 for $22, but not in our years. Atlas has them for $37+10 S&H. Is there anything else around that is less expensive? I may have to modify a small plastic waste basket if all else fails. Any Ideas?

Ken, Indy

[anthonyb]

Ken,

Get some of the panel board used for door panels, etc., and cut it yourself to fit the space you have. Heavy cardboard, not the corrugated type, should also work. Paper tape to hold it together initially and then fiberglass over the outside for permanent assembly. You can also 'glas the inside if so inclined. That's the way I did mine. Well.... it will be as soon as I get off my duff and get it 'glassed.

BTW, How did the brake job turn out???

Tony B

[Merle Coggins]

I got my glove box from Roberts. It's in their catalog as Item # T210 for 48-53 trucks at $22.00 each.

Merle

[Tony_Urwin]

I see them on eBay all the time. The guy who sells them has 2 models, one for trucks with defrost and one for trucks without defrost.

[dodgem48]

I had my glove box made by First Class Parts. I sent them my old box and they used it as a template and made me a new one. It fit perfectly.

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[Kenneth Foit]

Thanks for the info.I think I will call Roberts to confirm that they don't have a glove box in our years. If all else fails, I make one.

Ken, Indy