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I have an original full cab kit but I doubt you will find another. M35 tom is selling the pattern to make your own. or find the M35A3 parts kit and use that.
most guys say it rots the cab by trapping moisture and I'm inclined to agree.
thought I'd show some of you guys what I'm up to now.
you can see the arctic battery box, control box in cab and the heater itself mounted under the cab next to the new fuel panel.
The kit I'm using was meant for the 5T trucks so it will also have a coolant circulation pump and will run hot...
while all this is a good idea, it doesn't get the data plate changed and you are building a custom one off truck. it would never be dot legal and the DOT goes by what is on the data plate. it's the same as all these bob trucks. the data plate still says it's a tandem axle deuce.
thats cool
Im not in a great hurry for it and Ive got a local person going as well but I dont know if he has room for it or not
as long as somebody gets it some amount further south Im all good
maybe if you could pm me a phone num I can call you if my friend cant haul it
I had one euc a few years back on a old multi motor in a can that took over 9 MONTHS. they called and asked several times if I wanted to back out. I kept going just to see if they would blink first. in the same time period I bought and sold several pieces all requiring EUC's. Go figure.
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