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Some trucks used them also.

All doors of that series should fit. Those with upholstered panels have holes for mounting. When looking for a driver side door, check to see the condition of the inner hinge mounting.

Yup^^^^

Have you turned the tank to the rear? maybe?

Never needed one, but it seems to me an adjustable upper link from a tractor type, 3 pt. hitch could be used with appropriate end pieces to push the spring eye, maybe ??

Size on Size is a press fit, that won't work, as you know. You should be able to polish down the pilot about .0015 with some emory cloth.

The original motor in a '54 would have been a 239 or 256, not a 292. '54 was a first year "Y", and many differences from '55 on. Find a parts store with old guys and books,,,, beat me to it,,,,,,,,,

"57-"64....Y Block dist., any should work,,advance/vaccum characteristics are the reasons. Others can explain better,,,

That sounds right,,,^^^ found em' Kepich Exhaust 465 liberty church rd. 336-485- 4145

YUP,, they are north of Mocksville, off 601. They did one for my '53 Desoto. I'll see if I still have a ticket. Can't recall the name.

I don't think that is an "air cleaner" in that there seems to no collection point for foreign matter. Just another whiz bang gimmick,,,,,,

Have you checked with a local glass shop?

Jack it up more,,,, Get a scooter seat,

As I understand it, the lever is in/out OD,,,the push/pull is for reverse in main, as reverse won't work in overdrive.

^^^^^^ ditto

Bum switch

Looks great! Enjoy,,both of you,,,

Maybe Job # at a rebuilder...

If you are sure of the year, and you have an 11" clutch, it is from a larger truck, F6 or F7. Not sure of a flywheel difference. Check this guy, 715-677-3809,,,ring gears are his thing,

Bent/twisted frame,,,? Rear spring,,?