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Just a thought on using the school bus... How about using the roof/wall structure for a slide in camper in the M105 bed? Cut it off forward where desired and re-rivet the front section where the roof meets the front above the windshield. Choose which windows to eliminate and you already have...
Maddawg...I used them for SS brake lines on a Dodge D350 I had. They were the ONLY place that had prebent stainless lines. If you are careful and remove the existing steel lines without bending, they can use them as a template. The cool this is that they then have it as a pattern forever...
Convert it to an early VE pump Cummins B5.9, replace the o-rings and seals in the pump (without even removing the pump), throw in some Lucas POD injectors, a 3400 RPM governor spring and a 12cm HX35 and you'll have about 300-350hp all day long...for hundreds of thousands of miles. We did this...
Have a very nice M101A3 I bought last year. The thing is flawless with one exception....the bed length. I thought after searching here that the inside bed length was 96". Nope...mine is 95 7/8".
The biggest use of it is lumber which is 96"+. Just loaded it up the other day with 26 sheets...
Would be in conjunction with a bob and possibly a crew cab conversion so I can move the transfer case back...I just want to know if it will fit between the rails.
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