Another 48 B-1-B-108
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02/28/10 08:19 PM
02/28/10 08:19 PM
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Well, I found another 48 Dodge, and went up to north Texas (Greenville, a little north east of Dallas) and picked it up yesterday. This thing has been sitting in a field since 1970 when it was last driven. Pretty straight body with not too much rust. I am going to combine it with the pieces of my 48 1.5 ton and a Chevy step van chassis with 4bt Cummins diesel and make a hot rod flat bed. I will probably end up selling off the chassis, drive train, bed, fenders, a hood, and cab. Hit me up with a PM if any of you are looking for some parts. More Pics
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Re: Another 48 B-1-B-108
[Re: lunacy]
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03/02/10 08:26 PM
03/02/10 08:26 PM
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Man, they got a face only a mother could love. I have been told my truck was a 50, but is similar to yours with the same cab back window and box fenders. Maybe mine is older than 50.
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Re: Another 48 B-1-B-108
[Re: poorboy]
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03/02/10 10:59 PM
03/02/10 10:59 PM
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Does the dump truck have wing windows in the doors? I can't really tell but it looks like it.
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Re: Another 48 B-1-B-108
[Re: lunacy]
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03/02/10 11:11 PM
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Thanks for the info. I was hoping to pin my year down closer. I will need some headlight buckets and trim later if anyone has parts. Also, were they all B-1-B-108
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Re: Another 48 B-1-B-108
[Re: shinnery]
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03/03/10 08:58 AM
03/03/10 08:58 AM
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I will bet it was real fun getting that pick-up on that trailer, looks like it is nearly rail to rail.
It was a pain getting it on the trailer, especially since we were working on a caliche dirt road on the only sunny day in 3 weeks. We started out using my little winch, but the wheels don't turn and we burned it up pretty quick, after that it was all come-alongs. We did have a huge Cat dozer that we drug the rearend over with to get it lined up perfect. Took us about 2 hours to get it loaded, but we didn't bend the running boards. I need to invest in a wider trailer or put the wider electric brake hubs I have on this one and cut off the side rails and fenders, but I keep buying all these projects...
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