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Engine will require rebuild. Comes as-is, parts included have photos. Diagram included for informational purposes only. Cylinder heads are 40-6049-b not 6050 as displayed in diagram this is a unique '37 motor from early v8 era that includes ports in the engine block itself that allows for...

Lawrie, Thank you for the advice. did both. Still have an issue with the water pump hoses and clearance with the front cross member. Do I need to but a modified front cross member in order to fit this engine in this truck? see photos. If I need a new front cross member, any advice on...

Lawrie, Mart Thank you. Huge help with understanding I'm not out of my mind... :-) Thank you to everyone else as well. I hate when I get to a point like this, it saps the motivation when I have no idea how to deal with it. Mart, Are you Mart from Mart garage? If so love your youtube...

Do I need to replace the the front cross member of the frame to get this too fit? any recommendations? When you say "use only rectangular bolts" are you saying remove the U bolts and the hand crank stabilizer on top of the cross member?

Do I need to replace the the front cross member of the frame to get this too fit? any recommendations? When you say "use rectangular bolts" are you saying remove the U bolts and the hand crank stabilizer on top of the cross member?

pictures of what I'm dealing with below.

I have a 1934 1/2 ton pickup that I recently started to restore. I bought a 1946 flathead v8 to put in it. it appears to be to long to fit into the frame. HELP PLEASE.

Appreciate it. I have considered that. I'll try a wanted ad first.

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Looking for some assistance on the topic of steering on a 1934 pickup. Does anyone know where I can buy a replacement steering linkage and pitman arm. Both on the pickup I'm rebuilding are damaged. Obsolete parts has discontinued the '34 linkage and doesn't carry the pitman arm. I've...

Does anyone have diagrams or part numbers for 1934 pickup original shocks? I have the apple hydraulics link to buy the original shocks but not sure how the rear shocks are connected to the dogbone.

David, Thank you for the reply. As you can tell I'm not a mechanic and have never worked on anything like this before. So I'm feeling my way through this. I've taken apart the entire truck and labeled everything the best I knew how with limited mechanical knowledge. It was a ball of rust...

Getting photos attached wasn't as easy I thought. Here they are!

I'm in the process right now of rebuilding a 1934 ford truck. here is the brake clutch return spring on it. Any feedback from the experts is welcome and very much appreciated. What part would I use to replace this? it looks nothing like anything in the posted photos. I'm assuming it's not...