I have nine on my cab all are the same. Is it that the two with the bigger opening are not factory but bent that way by someone?

Thank you very much for doing such a fine job. Way more than I expected. The photos are perfect way to get the point across. Thanks again Ed

Gerry Do you what the ones that the doughlas connectors push into or a strap like clip? Do you have the TM 9-8030? May 1955 Pg 214 The photo is a bit small but that may help. I have some that are very close to the original. Ed

I looked for the photos and the folder was empty. Could you send me a few photos of the installation? Thanks Ed

When I got my 51 it had the pump but not hooked up. I'll look at the photos you mentioned. Could you give a description of the plumbing? Like 1. from the pump 1/4 steel line to the fuel filter... so on I would appreciate it Thanks Ed

Great find , Starts right up , pushes snow , not far from home, who needs brakes? How's the hard top? Home made or original?

Ed

Try Rick Larson for lettering.

Ed

It appears you purchased the same weather stripping I did. I tried all kinds of ways to make it work. Like Bruce and Bob said get the ones that are made with the corners.

ED

Tuko Reading your post on the high beam switch got me a bit confused. As Bob mentioned, and as far as I know the high beam switch was always on the floor. Now for the confusion, you mentioned that you see something that may be a switch for the high beams in that spot. Where is "that" spot?...

I'll take that for the correct location. Thanks Gerry

http://i1099.photobucket.com/albums/g389/majorhitt/M37/PB160298_zps978d394a.jpg I hope this helps, Is this where you found yours? Right next to the choke cable. I'm going to go out on a limb, The one wire that has the end cap on it is from the ignition switch wire no 85. Look at the wires that conn...

Gerry, I looked all over for that answer, no one that I know has a photo of that. As far as I know it just sits on the cardboard.

Hello Bob Not an expert here, However, from what the information I collected over the years the 230 engine was a popular number in civilian cars and trucks made by Plymouth, Chrysler and Dodge . The military took this tried and proven motor and added a few items that would work for them. So, No I re...

Nice looking truck. Keep up the good work!

Thanks, jordankjcm, They look better than the ones I have. Again Thanks