more pics. Gettin closer.

 

DUDE!! That is toooo coool What did you use for the front axle? Is it straight or independent? I like how you implemented the rear fenders in with the bed. Is the rear end been updated also? I see you have bud wheels that's why the??????'s. When you get a chance picture's of front axle,engine compartment,etc.,etc. would be awsome!! Diesel Power Mag had a Mack conversion featured in i think December or January. That rig has a whole lot of fabbin goin on. Check it out if you get a chance. Keep up the good work and keep us posted

 

Fox1972 the truck is wayyyyy to cool. More pics of the front, sides, engine, and inside. You have put alot of work into it and it shows. Fantastic job.

 

The chassis is a 96 3500 2wd dually with adapters to the 22.5's. The engine and trans have been moved back 8 1/2 inches it has an auto trans thats been built a little. The engine is a 12 valve with a 4k gsk and valve springs, a #10 plate, and upgraded turbo. Oh yeah and propane. The rear suspension is Kelderman Air ride.

 

A few more.

 

wow gonna be cool

 

Got the bed rails on last week.

 

Nice job!

I've got a 41 Diamond T that I'm planning and gathering parts for.

The bed looks great,.....what are the rear fenders from?

 

The fenders are off of a 1937 GMC fire truck. We bought the whole truck complete just for those rear fenders. Now just need to figure out what to do with the rest of the fire truck.

 

Looks like you have a great project going looks good!

 

what kind of horn is on that old firetruck, if its air, rescue that to put on that truck of yours pronto !

 

Bump,..Any updates?

 

Very Cool !!!! My son and I are getting ready to do a 68 GMC, CC,Cummins,5 Speed, with a 16' flatbed for hauling my 39 ford coupe..