39-47 Dodge/Plymouth/Fargo Truck Picture thread

080314 Vista Rod Run 003 by SoCalCarCulture, on Flickr

 

072013 All American Car Show 283 by SoCalCarCulture, on Flickr

 

072013 All American Car Show 288 by SoCalCarCulture, on Flickr

 

072013 All American Car Show 289 by SoCalCarCulture, on Flickr

 

Since it has been eleven months for an update on this thread, here is one of my projects.

Still working at it. Looking for a '46 or a '52 Dodge short bed for it.

 

I've got a short bed outta 52, but im a bit far away.
I always catch myself watching this video

 

53 Studebaker bumper

20141109_105418 by Flipper_1938, on Flickr

20141109_102621 by Flipper_1938, on Flickr

20141109_110103 by Flipper_1938, on Flickr

 

Keep it going, here's mine - '39 TC

 

Posted a pic a couple years ago, added a 241 Dodge hemi last year.

 

What modifications has been done to the front suspension. Did you install a new front clip if so from what vehicle.

 

I have a 1946 dodge truck all original with a flat head 6 cylinder and manual transmission. I want to lower the front and rear suspension. However I would like to install a 318 and 727 transmission. Can you tell me what kind of front and rear suspension you used.

 

Time for an update....

 

Bttt

 

Brand new to this site. Just acquired this '46 WC from my dad, and brought it home a couple weeks ago.

Adam

 

some nice trucks on here. I have a 46 to build, was wondering if any guys on here have repaired the metal splice on top of cab. I don't want to just fill it in. wondering if there is a replacement that can be bought? I know it would have to be tacked in and all. to make this strip myself seems would be to difficult.

 

I used the filler strip from the back of a model a sedan. It is a t shaped piece, available at Snyder's or other model A
part suppliers. You need 2 pieces to have enough

 

Thank you very much. Someone in metal shaping told me how to make my own and i thought that that was to involved for my skill level on sheet metal fabrication even though I'm leaning that.