Yep ;
That's what I'd do .
-Nate
Robert wrote:
On 18 Jun 2006 at 14:38, rmarks10 wrote:
hmmm...sounds even worse than I thought..I may reconsider.
Roy
Not original, but a small carriage bolt, lock washer, and nut
would work. Carriage bolts
come in all shapes and sizes.
The older spotlghts had white handles on them m Unity stopped
production of them long ago but they still turn up in swap meets and
junkyards on a regular basis .
Unity still makes the early spot light for your truck if you want to
by it new (about $150.00 IIRC) and they still make the all
Yes ;
Any vehicle manufactured before year model 1967 is not required to
have seat belts per Federal law and your state or county CANNOT change
this . (no matter what the wet behind the ears kiddie cop is yelling
at you on the side of the highway)
Of course , I know you're aware that these
I have shipped vehicles with DAS although I dont know if they require running
cars. Kanter and Hagerty both offer classic car shipping.
From: old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Tom
Sent: Mon 6/19/2006 1:41 PM
To: old-chevy-truck@yahoogroups.com
Hi, on 6-1-06, I had my 1946 Plymoth Woodie
transported from Seattle WA to PHX AZ for $525. I
used Tri Western Transport, LLC, 206 310-5366. Ray
was the driver of Truck #5, an 5 car open hauler, who
placed my Woodie on top to keep people from getting
near it. Total time, three days. I give
Guys
From about 1957 until 1980, I drove a wrecker, was a cop and drove an
ambulance at various times. It may sound like an old fart talking, but, in
the earlier years when seat belts and safety standards weren't there, we saw
some horrible injuries caused by mainly 2 things.
First, the
I drove out Ohio and hauled a truck back on an 18 foot flatbed trailer I bought
on the internet and had delivered in Columbus. I sold the trailer when I got
back to Denver. For the price, this sounds like a much better solution!
Alan
'50 Chevy 1/2 ton
Denver, CO
- Original Message
Hi Steve, I am now committed to wearing the seat
belts, already installed, in my 52 3100 and my 46
Plymouth 4 dr sedan Woodie. It is time I stopped
being cool and be safe. Thanks for the
Come-to-Jesus post. Charlie in AZ
--- Steve Ley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys
From about 1957 until
I contacted DAS and got a quote. I think their quote of $2,400 is a bit high.
Tom S
57 6400
Scott Mountney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have shipped vehicles with DAS although I dont know if they require
running cars. Kanter and Hagerty both offer classic car shipping.
I thought about that but, my truck max tow capacity is 12,000 on conventional
trailer, and 15,000 on a 5th wheel trailer. My truck I amd trying to get to
Colorado GVW is 16,000, as it reads on the cab.
Tom S
57 6400
ubow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I drove out Ohio and hauled a
The GVW of your old truck doesn't matter, weight that matters would be what
that truck and the trailer you haul it on weighs. I doubt the truck weighs
more than 6000, so a 4000 pound trailer should be big enough to carry it, and
still keep you under the max your truck is rated for.
Be aware
hey guys-bout of insommnia was up late watching public access TV
and there was a professor who is a rodent guy. (cuaght it in teh
middle...)
anyway.. he was talking about rodent control and the topic of hanta
came up.
its in every state. including your state. yep.
35 deaths in CA in teh
Don't forget that GVW means the max weight that the truck can weigh
including cargo, people, fuel, etc. It has little to do with the curb weight
(actual) weight of the truck other than the fact that the extra equipment
necessary for a truck to carry a lot of cargo usually makes the truck weigh
I too encourage the installation and use of seatbelts.
I feel much better giving people who ride with me the security of this
most modest of safety features. If you don't want to use seatbelts,
please sign up for the organ donor program on your license as your
chances for participating are much
Coolant is leaking completely from what seems to be the bottom of my
water pump. This occurs as soon as I add water to the radiator and it
fills. Haven't pulled it yet, and fortunately the failure occured as I
arrived home a few days ago, so if leaked all over the drive, but
didn't overheat.
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