I got the cab off the '49 today. I'll pull the engine and bring the
frame bare in the coming weeks. This time around I'm gonna have a
painted frame to start with. No more of that rust crap. Suffered
through that on the last one and the restoration wasn't even of a
quality I would desire. S
Late this spring, there were a couple of threads on bracing cabs before
removing them from the frame.
I've read them, but I'm missing the specifics on Where and How to brace the
cab.
Truck is a 1951 half ton.
Frame-off just beginning...
Help?
Thanks,
mark.
'51 KY 3100
Ole Chevy and GMC tru
Now ya tell me.
Mark Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Late this spring, there were a couple of
threads on bracing cabs before
removing them from the frame.
I've read them, but I'm missing the specifics on Where and How to brace the
cab.
Truck is a 1951 half ton.
Frame-off just beginning...
H
Just my 2 cents worth. Other than my old '47-2, I've driven Hondas for the
past 20 years. My philosophy has always been, replace the battery when it
failsnot before. Of course, I live less than a mile from places I can
buy a new battery. If you're concerned that the battery might fail on
I Could not have said it better !!
Thanks Tom
ChevyAD54 (ILCH)
1954 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton P/U
http://webpages.charter.net/bairdr/RobertsTruck.htm
http://client.webshots.com/album/281671396CkDmgf
Tom C wrote:
>I always love to see the comments from Steve Ley and Mike Klepp. Alw
I always love to see the comments from Steve Ley and Mike Klepp. Always on
target, and always at the heart of the subject and the heart of the
purpose of this list. Just wanted to add my 2 cents worth. Who knows
what's "stock?" My guess is that if you checked the trucks of the members
o
wow don't know how that posted...
anyway off topic post. My son moved to Knoxville TN last year with his 68
elCamino. the motor in his elco dropped a valve toasting the motor last
week. I'm looking for anyone in the K-ville area that might know of a motor
for sale. current motor is a 350 but an
> Yeah but you may be pushing the Honda as well as the envelope! LOL.
> Cheap insurance is just replace it now before old man winter comes nipping
> at your wife's car.
Jon
>
>>
>> This is a OT question. My wife's "99 Honda Accord still has the original
> battery. It has about 111,000 miles and
