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Channeled pu cabs or pu cabs on Z'd frames without fenders,hood,or running boards,and beds just long enough to hold a gas tank were popular here in the east in the 50's and 60's. Pretty much never saw roadsters being driven. When it gets cold and starts to rain or snow,people like to have solid...

Well,I have another cab,chassis,front fenders,hood,and set of running boards. It's untouched and rough,but could be fixed as easily as anything else. If I were younger and didn't have so many project I would go 50's style hot rod truck with it,and z the chassis front and rear maybe 4 to 6...

Here are a couple of photos of one of my 37 Dodge 1 ton trucks. It's sitting on a 72 Ford F-250 4X4 chassis,and still has the FE Ford engine and running gear.

Arthur posted a new classified: 1940 Ford pu cab and front clip for sale Top chopped about 3 inches Read more about the classified...

For many of us of a "certain age" who are not quite as limber as we used to be,a lift doesn't make things easier to do. It makes them possible to do. I have a 4 poster with ramps that rolls around that I bought about 6 years ago for $2500 on sale. Absolutely the best money I ever spent on a...

I bought this truck in ND as a parts truck for my 37 Dodge 1 ton 4x4 pickup,but now it is for sale. It is the commercial series (3/4 ton and larger) truck and the cab,fenders,hood,running boards,grille,radiator,engine,and transmission are all here. I removed the front and rear axles,the...

Thanks,but it's time for me to cull the herd to pay off the loan I took out to put ac,heat,and a bathroom in my workshop.

It's not only complete,but it has extra doors,extra floors,extra radiator,and a few other parts. As far as I can remember the only thing missing is 2 of the grille bars.

Yes,it will. The doors close with a click from finger pressure,and it tracks as straight as a arrow running down the road with no wander and no vibrations. It even rides good.

Sorry for the delay answering. I've been in the hospital twice for surgery in the last month,and am just now getting caught up. Here is the only photo I have of the interior. That's just a JC Whitney universal seat cover over the springs. No padding.

I LOVE it! Wouldn't change a thing.

I LOVE it! Wouldn't change a thing.

Why spend all the time and money to put a Mustang front suspension under it? These trucks ride and drive fine with the original suspension,and you aren't going to be road racing it,so why worry about how it handles in the corners at speed? What's wrong with a old truck that drives like a old...

Should be fairly easy except for the wiring for the computer controls and the automatic overdrive transmission. If the wiring doesn't scare you,none of the mechanical work will. The 55's came stock with the Y-Block V-8's,and everybody on the planet was swapping big block FE engines into them in...

" I will take the cover off the axle end and see if I can remove nuts and then the wheel like you describe. " There is a lock washer between the two nuts on each side that will have a "ear" bent over to keep the nut from loosening. You may have a little trouble seeing the bent over "ear"...

The first photo is what the truck looks like with the fenders,running boards,and hood on it. You can also look at the photos of my 37 Dodge pu on the photo thread to see what they look like together. I took all these parts off as well as the front axle and the original rear off so I could load...

Here is the 37 Dodge truck I have for sale for $1800 WITHOUT the original flat 3 engine. It was originally a 2 ton flatbed. I took the front fenders,axle,and running boards off so it would fit into the bed of my 06 GMC pu,and then cut the rear of the chassis off so the tailgate would close. I...

I have another cab and 37 Dodge truck chassis with the front fenders and hood for anybody looking to build a rat rod. I even have a title for it.

Dave,I am not familiar with the 3/4 ton rear axle you have if it doesn't have a small cover plate bolted to the "nose" of the brake drum that is the axle end that pulls out,and then two very large nuts holding the drum to the axle housing. The type of "floating axle" rear I am familiar with...