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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by GDoug76, May 23, 2011.

  1. SlamCouver
    Joined: Jun 26, 2006
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    from Brazil, IL

    Is the tank hard mounted now? or do you still need to drill and slap in the bolts?
    anyway I'll be over tomorrow to give ya a hand. I guess tomorrow is going to be a nice day, we can roll it out and work on it in the sun
     
  2. Destralo Roach
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    Yep, nice project, my buddy Mike up here in Puyallup has a AR pickup that was a Touring made into a truck during the war, he "Lost" the fenders, but ya know.....:rolleyes:

    ..............Roach.
     
  3. AstroZombie
    Joined: Jul 17, 2006
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    Dammit all these RPU's!!! Why am I regretting buying a coupe?! Someone trade me bodies! :D

    Great looking truck man, I have really grown fond of RPUs recently.
     
  4. GDoug76
    Joined: Apr 26, 2007
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    I got my new rear tires 7.50 X 16 firestone non directional military tires. Richies tires did a great job mounting them. they buffed out the rust put new tube and tires[​IMG]
     
  5. SlamCouver
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    Looks sorta crazy but since its a 4banger and after all was designed as a pickup truck once all the fenders are on it should pan out to be a nice lil grocery getter.
     
  6. GDoug76
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    yeah it does look a little crazy but getting it down little by little
     
  7. GDoug76
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    getting dressed up got one side done part of the other side most of the work done by slamcouver

    [​IMG]
     
  8. GDoug76
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  9. SlamCouver
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    Pressure wash it~!
     
  10. GDoug76
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    i will drive it over to your place to wash it
     
  11. GDoug76
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    New moon fuel tank in the back check
    New electronic fuel pump check
    New fuel regulator valve check
    Dead battery cant start FML
    [​IMG]
     
  12. GaryB
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    too cool, fenders look great on the truck
     
  13. GDoug76
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  14. GDoug76
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    HERE IS THE TRUCK RUNNING
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5mzKYUc0ro

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  15. SlamCouver
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    Good on you man.
     
  16. GaryB
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    you'll be burn'in rubber in no time,look'in good
     
  17. Model A John
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  18. oj
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    Nice truck...i think you made a mistake with those rear tires.
     
  19. GDoug76
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    [​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]
    Ok so i have made some good progress on fitting everything back together. Sad to say these are not the right running boards and do not fit. And money is tight I don't have cash now to get the right ones. But In my old pics everything was just sitting on and nothing bolted together but I have spent the last couple weekends putting on taking off and figuring out this 86 yr old puzzle I bought. I have bought a lot if projects before and always ending up se;ling them as basket cases. So it feels good to be putting one back together. But something so old should not fight me so hard. when i want to bring it back to a looking good.
     
  20. GDoug76
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    So Im torn On what to do about these running boards I can make them fit if grind one edge off. But I don't want to cut up something to make it work. Im trying to get this truck put back together. I have thought about making some temporary wood running boards, putting a nice stain and lacquer. Sadly once it is done I am going to sell it. It has always been one of my favorite trucks But once I bought one I realized I didn't fit comfortably. I save it from being cut up though the guy I bought it from said he wanted to make it a rat rod.
     
  21. Mopar Jack
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