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Tell us more about that Spicer brownie! Post up some photos if you got-em. I think that unit sounds wonderful and would personally move the transfer case back to make room for more gearing! Rick

Sounds like you have a bunch of new parts, just need to get them working in concert! My suggestion, in order of operation is to: 1) Put a dwell meter on the points and set the points accordingly. Sometimes setting the points gap without confirming the dwell does not make for a good running...

I have no experience in the conversion but I once saw a deuce for sale on Craigslist that had a front axle fitted to the rear. The seller connected the front axle to the rear with a long steering link, so as the front axle turned one way, the rear turned the other. I seem to recall him...

Happened to me also. Mine was after a low battery condition that I assume made for contact welding versus making a solid contact. It won't cost you but some time and effort to pull down the starter and file the solenoid contacts. They are big and can take a cleaning without throwing them out...

Welcome from Middle America, or Central America, however you slice the geo/political map! Best wishes to you and your plans, Rick

Yeah, so whatsit look like now??? Rick

Wha? Where? Post a link, please! Rick

Are you able to produce the noise in any other gear than 5th? At any other speeds? Does the sound seem like it may be from the transmission? Rick

Welcome to the OD addiction super-site! If the OD bug hasn't bitten you yet, it will after reading these pages! Rick

LR, Doe s the event include a swap meet or have any vendors for those of us looking for thisanthat? Rick

Papabears two comments are spot on. Good for you and your gear and I hope the occurrence is uncommon! Rick

Thank you for the offer! I assume there are different versions of the Paint program? My ancient netbook's program offers a very limited set of manipulation tools and I doubt I could produce much in the way of anything. Describing the Paint program versions and identifying the toolbar features...

I have a strong suspicion your photo #5 in the first post is Balboa Park, San Diego. The image is taken looking northeast. The Naval Hospital is just below center. The bridge under the aircraft is the Prado, leading into the site of the California Exposition of 1919. I believe Curtiss had a...

Kudos to you DH, for taking who knows how much time each day to perform a search and post links of your results for those who post up threads containing questions that has been asked before. That adds value to each and every thread you attend to. I know sometimes you catch flak for being...

Welcome to the site! I have a friend and neighbor in Far Rockaway who happens to be a lifeguard there. His neighborhood was a disaster area last year, so I thought of him and his situation when I read you are the administrator for purchasing MV's. He sent me photos of the flooding in his...

Noises like that bother me as well. May I suggest you raise the front end off the ground and give the front steering and suspension a good inspection. I use a long lever bar to pry against rubber mounted items like motor and cab mounts. I have found that some rubber mounts and bushings look OK...

Or leave them there and install another set for towing! The rear pair would be correctly located for a gin pole set, correct? Looks awesome! I take it that both mods are 24v additions to your A3 and not powered by the truck PTO and hydraulics? Rick

Looks good! May I suggest that in addition to the air cleaner and tubes, that you paint the step and rear fender (anything below the door sills) in black. I think that will give you the look you are seeking. Rick

Welcome aboard! Rick

Looks like an excellent starting point with straight metal and limited rust. Do you have more info or images about the service bed? What BII did it have? Rick