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i will NOT give up!!! still searching for this car--anybody seen this driving around??? (i do not know where in the country this is located, need some "assistance") thank you

don't forget the faria tachs. i have one listed on craigslist right now. it's from early sixties-but-sure has the look.

still searching for this car--or--the same color scheme and body in the best shape possible.

i do have a few--just don't remember how to send these. give me a chance i'll get it figured out

btt---still looking!!

restored this over 20 years ago---time to move on---it's up for sale. 1942 1.5 tonner marmon herringtonhttp://www.fordbarn.com/forum/picture.php?pictureid=9782&albumid=1300&dl=1315071955&thumb=1 i have no luck what so-ever transfering pictures!!! it,s in my album--dang!!

very nice!! drivetrain is very similar to what i have on my 42. can't seem to get a picture up today. there in my profile.

btt you might need this for the snow that's coming!!

btt---new info and lower price---6400$

you got lucky, there, brother---and i for one am GLAD!!! be careful.

i have a nos left front fender for a 1965 fairlane 2 door or coupe. never been mounted. came from obsolete ford 30 years ago. been in my attic since. also have a complete console for the coupe.

btt

don't forget to check your heater.

sure sounds like the ground is bad---but---some of these old headlite switches had a fuse on top of the switch, maybe??

i agree with ralph, not too bad. i do have a couple pics of sills in my album--listed as updates. not real close pics, but, maybe you could zoom in for details.

btt

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i needed one for my 42 1.5 tonner. i believe they are all the same in the 42-47 era, as the cabs are all the same. i found mine in nebraska by asking venders for leads. it was perfect! i have the old one---it has some pinholes at the bung area where fuel line connects to tank. otherwise it is...

i have 7,50x20's on mine. sitting on 6.50 rims. no issues. split rings off an old milk tanker. stay away from widow makers.

if you are just storing these-- you might want to consider using pam cooking spray or crisco grease. might sound far fetched, but, it works!