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It's likely both Sam Winers in Akron and Adelmans in Canton have used axles waiting to be bought.

Here's a unique one! I don't remember whose this is.

Here's Vietnam Era paint work. I wish they were mine!

Call Sam Winer Motors @ 330-628-4881 and ask for Robert. They had some CCKW engines and I think the flywheels were still on them.

I installed my power steering assist about 3 months ago with regulator and it works fine.

The G80 code for axle, rear, positraction, limited slip goes back to 1976.

Excellent find! 3.73's !

Post up the code beginning with "G". I will tell you what it is.

The engine ID Plate on my 1974 says 140 and the plate on the 1987 repower in my 1970 truck states 134.

Hey Joe! Did you get your truck fixed back the way it was? Just wondering how things were going.

I just got a new one.

With so many "WestCoast" style, "Bridgetruck and GM" style, I wonder why I keep buying "bicycle" style mirror trucks? They do fold back nice for off-roading though!

No lift required to run 33's as long as you don't run over 9"w rims. I ran some 33/12.50-16.5's on 10" rims and they would hit once in a while. Here's my 1008 with 255/85-16's that are 33.3" on stock rims. My old civilian 1/2 ton with 33/12.50-15's on stock 8" rims. On my plow trucks I always...

You can get those mirrors/brackets at Sam Winers. Sam Winer Motors - Electric Winches, Mechanical Winches, Hydraulic Winches

Anyone know the winning bid?

I used teflon.

I don't recall where I scanned this pic. Notice the fuel tank in the bed. Seems like this truck would always try to go straight ahead on poor traction surfaces.

I'm currently trying to buy something for you to haul, I hope you won't be "too busy" when vacation is over! Lol :mrgreen: !

You would rather do some trading! What you got to trade?

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