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PP; The tolerances on these pumps are so exacting my suggestion and experience is to have the professionals do the work. It's cheaper and they have all the specialty tools needed to do the job right the first time. Be sure to use a fuel injection shop, not just a truck shop. I learned the...

George, What a wonderful truck and a rare piece of history too. Your photos are excellent too. Godspeed in the restoration!

LH; Around here I'm not surprised, are you?<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_wink.gif" alt="Wink">

Guys, Not only do we know what a "poll" is but it's really interesting being the only Swedish family in German country. There has only been five times living here that someone spelled our last name correctly! Usually people butcher it into some German version. So far I've seen about 22...

Yep, the bed needs to be different. That doesn't flow at all.

Guys, the set screw adjusts the diaphram and thus the pitch of the horn. If you really want loud air horns get a set called "Organ Tones" from Navistar/International Trucks. I had two on each of my semis and they were the LOUDEST legal horns I could get. Believe me they were the deepest eye...

Guys; When Union Pacific stopped on the tracks this summer they had over 100 flat cars of these fresh from the manufacturer! The plastic was still draped over the seats! I got a free up-close and personal look. These things are AWESOME! By the time I came back with my camera they were gone...

Larry, Ok, no problem.

JT; Sorry bud. Wish I could help......

Robb, I'm afraid to say, but $600 is about right for a recore give or take a few dollars. New Deuce radiators are usually more.

JT; Thanks, most interesting!

Larry, I guess I need to take a road trip to MO! Looks like about a six hour drive from here.... Weekend blitz!?! Is this gentleman open on the weekend? Just thought I'd ask.

Robb; Please do not forget to fill out your info in the signature box. I suspect you may have overlooked it. Go to your profile and look carefully for the signature box and put in the info you listed in your post here and you won't have to repeat yourself all the time. If you want some ideas...

JT, If you are good at metalwork you can make your own. All you need is a 24v blower motor, a heater core, some sheet metal, some heater hose, a couple of spickets that fit the engine block, some angle iron, two pieces of ducting, some electrical wire and a switch and you are in business. All...

Larry, I was in but never used any of them. Several buddies in CA where I was stationed loved to use them and preferred them to the M1009's and M1028's we had. Does that help?

HRD; You've got some imageevent problems......

MM; Wow! Please tell me those are not Isuzu rotors! Did everything bolt up directly or was a little creative engineering required? That looks like a more effective parking brake than what's standard on these things or perhaps I should say easier maintainence. Let me know.

Ken, Sorry about the koozy<img src="emoticons/icon_smile_sad.gif" alt="Sad">! Sounds like you need another then! Shal I make arrangements?

Ken; My three year old is about the same way! He loves riding shotgun whenever he can, awake or sleeping. BTW, I love the Indiana University cup cubby! Go Big Red! Anyway I'm feeling much better now. The kids gave me one rough flu to fight. Also, check your PM too.

Guys; I've got the flu from the kids at school. I'll be back when I feel better.