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I've added a bed step behind the existing step (as both a step and a slider to protect the bed while rock crawling). Is the step material, the available to buy? I can't find it, but I might not be calling it the right thing.
I searched and got to many hits back.
Can someone posts pictures of the jerry can mounts on the M37. I know there's one for the passenger fender, but is there one for the bed as well?
this is what I bought. The side mounting fins are slightly angled for some reason, I had a friend set them straight before I mounted it. Also had him rotate the lower fill slightly. But I have an LS.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/151480765264
I know it's been discussed a lot, but I wanted to post a picture of it actually being done. This is the S10 tank posted about here. there is also an Econoline tank that doesn't have the corner cut off with a few more gallons - I'd have used that if I'd known. I modified the mount brackets but...
I'm in the middle of a '53 resto mod with LS3 and Tremec 4050. Using the original frame, there was no reason not to. Dana 60 in front, 15 bolt in rear, full four link front and rear.
I've got all the bolts out and I was hoping the wheel well would just come out, but it's not moving. Is there a way to get it out leaving the bed and side unmolested - short of cutting it out?
I bought the hanging pedal conversion bracket from Vintage Power Wagons. And now that I've got it in place, I'm confused (which is pretty typical for me).
First, you can see in the picture where I marked with silver sharpie where the steering column wants to go. The brake pedal is bent to drop...
I'm keeping the frame and leaf springs, they will work just fine.
Look at 6.0/4l80 and Dana 60's front and rear as the most robust and easiest to repair combination. This will live very remote and durability and ease of repair by the broadest range of people is a must.
Okay, let me try this. What is the best way to get rid of the entire drivetrain in one shot to someone who will make good use of it or part it out. Post classifieds here? Another site?
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