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Great work!

For my "G" series 6 cylinder I purchased a new ring gear from Al Suehring a couple of years ago. His phone number is 715-677-3809. His email is al@suehring.com. Hope this helps.

Bobh, Thank you for that information.

Nice looking block. I also have a 99 Mercury block but unlike you I have the 99A aluminum heads that came with it. Could anyone explain to me the difference between the 91A and 99A aluminum heads for this engine?

My '42 1 ton panel has 48 1/2 inches between the wheel housings and 102" in length. You should have no trouble carrying 4' x 8' sheets of plywood.

If it's any help, my '42 1 ton panel truck has a serial number of 1GY-82555. This is the number found on the transmission cover and the frame.

Good luck Bubba in your new adventure!

Ditto!

This same panel truck was shown in the Early V8 Times "They're Still Out There" section of September/October 2009. It has the "G" Series 6 cylinder engine. From what my (and others) research there were only 496 of these vehicles made before the war cut short production. The 496 quantity...

Excellent service and very knowledgeable. Joe and Cheryl are great people to deal with.

Highly recommended option. Easy to wire.

Great job. Now go out and enjoy it!

Martin, The 1942 hood script is not the same as the 1939. The script is larger and approximately 1/4 inch in thickness. It mounts with two pins on the backside. They were made out of a pot metal substance that is very brittle. I've been looking but have not found an original set in good...

I agree. Bill's work is 1st class. He rebuilt the shocks for my '42 Panel and I couldn't be more pleased.

Makes no difference to me.

Welcome aboard. I have a 1942 1 ton panel truck and it came with bucket seats. The driver’s side seat was mounted on a track to enable it to have a forward and back adjustment. No height adjustment. The passenger seat was available as an option. It was installed in a fixed position, in...

Try Bernies Auto Electric Inc 621 Main St, East Hartford, CT 06108 • (860) 528-4177. They've helped me out in the past. Don't know if the do conversions.

Great job! Keep the pictures coming.

Great find. Enjoy.

Try the Auto Radiator Hospital, 91 Connecticut Boulevard, East Hartford, CT. Frank Proto is the owner and his number is 80. 569-4168. Did a great job on my '35 and '42 truck radiators. Quick turnaround.