been using mine (drivers side door) like that for years. and yes I have opened the door.....not bad its it's a real coffee cup but the dunkin donuts Styrofoam cups don't hold up well yet the french vanilla makes the truck smell nice lol
finish the rebuild on my engine, my brother bored the cylinders ground the valves and we just finished new wrist pins bushings now that the holidays are done maybe we can get it back together and back in by February
really easy in Ga.. state patrol comes out and looks it over to verify it is not stolen or made of stolen parts signs a form you take it to the county DMV 25 bucks and it tagged and ready to go... retagged mine after 30 years not title
required back then took one phone call and a half day...
when I took my Truck apart in 1968 the center main was a leather strap no babbit and seemed to
be holding ok several of the shims were cut strips from Campbell's soup cans from the late 50's thats what great about A's some guy put it back togather like that and it still ran another 20 years lol
we use them in my business everyday...be careful not for use in bright sunlight or on polished items they will show reflected temps.. on a building roof top I can read 60 degrees on a chilled water line with infra red that will show a true temp of 48 degrees with a insulated surface therm...
I guess its time to pull the engine and get serious with my leaking rear main
the guy at the gas station asked me to buy my gas elsewhere said I was costing him money having to clean up after I leave each time...then he smiled and laughed. but it does leave a puddle.. oh well fun winter project.
Re: 1929 Truck Conversion (Originally a Sedan)
mine was original a 28 tudor number stamped on subframe number A3428 cut off just behind the front doors and a truck body and bed added.....We know it was done before 1950
I can trace the history from then, they used the rounded tudor top and...