Maybe if the tierod catches a stump just right it will pull the toe around so you don't have to worry about the kingpins that won't move.
My 1947 Dodge 2 Ton wood hauler
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Hey if the Carter and Autolite dump on you you at least have the option to listen to the crank squeak on your pretty grill.
If it get's real bad "Get the horses"
andydodgegeek
The stool maker
I just read all your replies, so what you are saying is these are a very good dependable truck right?
bobt
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I'm sorry, but I just can't resist....
My Dad's favorite line about an old Dodge that they owned in that era,,,,,,
"If you were eating an ice cream cone in that car on a 90 degree day,,,,,it wouldn't start!"
Bob
My Dad's favorite line about an old Dodge that they owned in that era,,,,,,
"If you were eating an ice cream cone in that car on a 90 degree day,,,,,it wouldn't start!"
Bob
Can be, most of the stories come from the fact that oldtimers scrimpt and filled the hole in the floorboards with lumber instead of a battery. Just gettting old and nobody supports them. They are from a time when things could be worked on cheap and the local service station would work overnight so you could run your can route in the morning. But really I go look at my '41 1 1/2 ton and it does not have as much frame as my 1990 F250.
Racing2Fast
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Nice truck.
Damn it i love that truck, but it is still advisable to get old truck nowadays? i wanna have one but how about maintaining it? where do you guys get dodge parts for old trucks like that? i find it more attractive than new models of dodge trucks, i dunno why maybe i am just getting old. lol.
andydodgegeek
The stool maker
You get the parts the same way you get parts for an old chainsaw. You go on the website that specializes in them.
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