DTR Breakroom and Janitors Closet 02.07.10-02.13.10
well if ya went at it thinking street rod - and had the cab & body pannels media blasted & frame sand blasted it would come togeother pretty quick
ya just have to have a plan to start with & stick to it
really wouldnt be a bad build !
really she has most of the sheet metal &its repairable - i can see front fenders
not sure on box sides & rear fenders - but cab & front ene are there and those would be the hard parts to get
rear fenders could be cut ote of older ford or chev style side along whit box sides - floor was oak so that is do-able
ya just have to have an open mind & a little imaganation
ya just have to have a plan to start with & stick to it
really wouldnt be a bad build !
really she has most of the sheet metal &its repairable - i can see front fenders
not sure on box sides & rear fenders - but cab & front ene are there and those would be the hard parts to get
rear fenders could be cut ote of older ford or chev style side along whit box sides - floor was oak so that is do-able
ya just have to have an open mind & a little imaganation
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From: Ohio: Home of the disappointing sports teams
just got done loading my jeep on car trailor - (what a pain with no reverce ) and headed to friends shop in Cadillac to have r&r done - fellow that was tuning up the tranny that i`m putting in called sat and said he has that finished 
so it goes in today !

so it goes in today !
naw, not thinking street rod. new york state would bankrupt me in taxes and fees. do not want to show it or such.
just want to do what I can to not have it rot. ebay has some good stuff for it. NOS tranny repair, btw....heheheh looking at some sights we were told it is a 1940 by Chrysler themselves. just can't match it with some pics, seems 1939 (6,780 versus 140 built woudl make a huge difference)
i can blast it, was thinking of a off the frame as I would have to check out the frame anyways.... oil lines are internal. this is done piece by piece (yup, all parts there!) so matches money with time=completion.
saints won...ahhh...still in high mood!
just want to do what I can to not have it rot. ebay has some good stuff for it. NOS tranny repair, btw....heheheh looking at some sights we were told it is a 1940 by Chrysler themselves. just can't match it with some pics, seems 1939 (6,780 versus 140 built woudl make a huge difference)
i can blast it, was thinking of a off the frame as I would have to check out the frame anyways.... oil lines are internal. this is done piece by piece (yup, all parts there!) so matches money with time=completion.
saints won...ahhh...still in high mood!
with the front tires on the ground, all the steering components were tight, no movement that I could get out of them. this weekend, maybe I will lift it up and see if I can move anything around.
Dont see how it could be alignment, I have never had it aligned, so no one has had an opertunity to screw things up.
Dont see how it could be alignment, I have never had it aligned, so no one has had an opertunity to screw things up.
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From: Home: Kaplan, LA - Pipelining In: Pecos, Tx
Not the only one....
That would be Abita. From the Abita Beer Brewery in Abita, Louisiana.
Evening Yall
Evening Yall
thanks for streighting that out for me WYODODGE
THOUGHT THAT WAS AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT !
GOT JEEP & TRSANNY TO FRIENDS SHOP Today - what a head ache ( loading that thing on a car trailor - ice-snow - & no reverse )
THOUGHT THAT WAS AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT !
GOT JEEP & TRSANNY TO FRIENDS SHOP Today - what a head ache ( loading that thing on a car trailor - ice-snow - & no reverse )

It's my pot and I'll stir it if I want to. If you're not careful, I'll stir your's as well!

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From: Central Mexico.
Still here and never felt a thing. I read: 5.9-magnitude earthquake strikes outside Oaxaca, Mexico. That is considerably south west of me, near the coast. I call where I live Paradise, 'cuz we are between earthquake zones and behind the mountains, so are shielded from the Gulf storms and Hurricanes. On top of that, we have nice weather most of the time, like the sunny 72 degrees we had today.


