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Grampa's 1937 Dodge Truck
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09/15/07 08:37 PM
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Here are some pictures of my Grandpa's 1937 Dodge Truck that he used on the farm back in the day. Do you guys think its saveable? I was thinking about putting it on a Dakota frame. Lots of metal work there but that is what i like to do.
Paul
in St. Paul
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Re: Grampa's 1937 Dodge Truck
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09/17/07 06:49 AM
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Mike P
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I'd do it (but then I am doing a 37 Dodge trcuk....at least as soon as I get my current project done).
1957 Plymouth (Hemi, Dual Quads, A833 4 Speed 9 1/4 w 4.10) Sold
1937 Dodge Pickup (Hemi, 6X2 intake, 46RH, Dana 60 w 4.56) Sold
1968 Plymouth Valiant 2dr sedan (354 HEMI, 46RH w/4.30 gears) under construction
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Re: Grampa's 1937 Dodge Truck
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09/17/07 08:31 AM
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I'd for sure grab it out of there! If you get the dash cleaned up, can you post a better picture of it? It looks strange to me. I thought these trucks had 3 gauges in the das. I see only two, plus the Dodge emblem. I have two of these cabs and both dashes look way different than this...just curious. Thanks
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1936 Dodge truck (Hot rod)
1957 Plymouth Plaza
1962 Chrysler 300
1964 Dodge 440
1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee
1971 Big Block Demon (Dads)
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Re: Grampa's 1937 Dodge Truck
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09/17/07 11:56 AM
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I'd for sure grab it out of there! If you get the dash cleaned up, can you post a better picture of it? It looks strange to me. I thought these trucks had 3 gauges in the das. I see only two, plus the Dodge emblem. I have two of these cabs and both dashes look way different than this...just curious. Thanks
As far as i know, going by this website http://www.pickuptruck.com/html/history/segment4.html the dash is correct for 1937. Maybe your cabs are an early build, it mentions in the article that the dash was new for 1937, so who knows when the change over was made.
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Re: Grampa's 1937 Dodge Truck
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09/18/07 11:57 AM
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I would fix it up. Original, street rod or what ever. Just cause it was you grandpa's.
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Re: Grampa's 1937 Dodge Truck
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09/21/07 09:19 PM
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I too am rodding a 37 truck. It also came from Minisota. Mine has a factory 9 foot box. I stubbed a 86 Dakota front end, boxed the frame, and used a 8 3/4 rear end out of a c body. I've got some extra parts that I'm not going to use. I've also repoduced the door hinge bolts if any body needs some let me know. Doing one of these old cars or trucks is a lot of work, but it's a lot of fun too! If you need any info email me at justnuts40@hotmail.com Good luck, Tony
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Re: Grampa's 1937 Dodge Truck
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09/25/07 10:04 AM
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I too am rodding a 37 truck. It also came from Minisota. Mine has a factory 9 foot box. I stubbed a 86 Dakota front end, boxed the frame, and used a 8 3/4 rear end out of a c body. I've got some extra parts that I'm not going to use. I've also repoduced the door hinge bolts if any body needs some let me know. Doing one of these old cars or trucks is a lot of work, but it's a lot of fun too! If you need any info email me at justnuts40@hotmail.com Good luck, Tony
What is the bolt pattern of the original rims? It looks like they fit your Dakota front end, so in that case are the 1937 rims 5x4.5?
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Re: Grampa's 1937 Dodge Truck
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09/26/07 03:14 AM
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You haven't dug it out yet? Chop Chop!! Do it!
If you can't outrun it-Outlaw it! The King
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Re: Grampa's 1937 Dodge Truck
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09/26/07 11:16 AM
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You haven't dug it out yet? Chop Chop!! Do it!
I'm trying, been busy with this though  https://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/show...e=3#Post3777532
I need to get a Dakota first, get it stripped down to the frame, then get the body off the 37 so i can set it right on the Dakota frame. I live in the city and dont have much storage space.
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