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I'm old enough to understand what you mean by that and sympathize with you! :shock: Denny

Mr. Zout you are doing one he!! of a job on that poor old Jimmy. P.B. It's gonna be nice so please don't scratch it. Denny P.S. I like the wood look please don't tell TWM.

What P. B. a hemmorrhoid? :shock: Sorry I could not resist. :oops: Denny

Wow! That is a restoration! Looks beautiful! Nice job. Denny

I have never had one of those or for that matter new they even existed until a few years ago, but looking at what is there I would have to say buy it and save it! I believe there were only around 600 ever produced, so not that common. Even at worst if you had to repower it with a small block...

This is just an observation but I think you have the tail lights in upside down. The large lense is supposed to on top (wired for brake and turn signal lights) small lense on bottom (wired for running lights). Yea, I've installed a few dozen of the ford style duolamp. Denny

Glad you got it!aua Stuff like that usually happens to me. Denny

It could also be the friction material is just plain old stuck to the flywheel from sitting. In that case carefully try to slide a thin putty knife between the friction material and the flywheel to break it loose. I've done that manytimes in the past. Denny

Hobart Handler 140 is a good starter machine. I built a 8x15 foot bed for one of my trucks out of 3/16 it took a little time because of the duty cycle but it did the job quite well. I also have a 9,000 lbs. winch mounted on it and have double and even triple line pulled with it no problems. He...

Check the big plug for your headlight and underhood harness where it comes out of the fuse block. It is on the LH sire of the firewall below the wiper motor (down low). You will need to remove the center bolt to pull the connector apart and check it for any signs of melting or overheating. I've...

Lt. Dan, If you drink a 2 litter bottle of Sprite then cut off the top it makes a awesome exhaust stack cover and is even green.:mrgreen: Denny

Dan, 3/16 is awefully thick, these trucks flex a lot. If you go welding the thinner sheetmetal to that then it will crack the thinner stuff at the weld from all the flexing. You would be better off using 16 gauge sheetmetal with extra bracing and allow for some flex. Just because you use...

Looks like a flat head Caddy motor on the back. Denny

They screwed up they should have to eat it. Denny

The 1218 filter is a direct replacement for a pf35. The 35 had no anti drainback checkvalve the 1218 does, It also replaces the light duty pf25. The 1218 works great on gas small block and big block Chevys, I yuse them all the time, but if you have headers make sure there is a heat sheild around...

Parking brake? Denny

You have to remember the racing pumps are not made for everyday use. They do not like to run for more than a few minutes before you will see a noticeable pressure drop. 4 of us chased that problem around for a few summers on our drag cars when we put them on the street. Holley blue pumps worked...

NAPA has a battery they sell to truck drivers 1250 cranking amps 950cca cost me $107.00 each. They started my truck at 0 degrees no problem without block heater or either or any other type of warming help. Denny

Another reason you do not want to cut your grooves too wide the more rubber you cut out the less rubber you have for the road and then for sure your tires will chunk. Denny

The reason the door metal is short there is because your truck must have had or has a mount for the gun ring. Denny