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1940 Ford pickup cab to frame wood blocks

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by chrisntx, Nov 11, 2010.

  1. chrisntx
    Joined: Jan 20, 2006
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    from Texas .

    Will someone please post the height of the wood blocks at front and rear cab to frame holes?
    Thanks
     
  2. mkilger
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    try classic wood 336-691-1344 hope it helps
     
  3. mj40's
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    Mine are 3/4" in front and 3 3/4" in rear but before you go out and start cutting understand that I'm using a 39 car frame (same as pickup thru 41) and a 46 cab. The cab had the gas tank under the seat (sense removed) and that makes the floor pans different than the 40 cabs. I mocked mine up so the cab base cleared the running boards and made a template pattern of the wood pieces from front of cab to rear and cut my own.
     
  4. krylon32
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    from Nebraska
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    I got mine from Macks Products In Missouri
     

  5. chrisntx
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    chrisntx
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    from Texas .

    Thank you.
    We are using 40 cabs on 46 Frames
    We are building two trucks at once and intend to make metal spacers to replace the wood blocks
     
  6. mj40's
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    I don't think you will find a kit for that one. May have to do as I did. It doesn't have to be wood. I'm considering doing mine with plastics.
     

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