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Appreciate your time and patience gentlemen.

Still learning the site so I'll be more diligent looking through the references that are already available.

Thank you

Tell me you dont know without telling me you dont know. How about a picture like I was asking for in the original post? It may help me narrow it down. Picture says a 1000 words dont ya know. :joker I see questions that could be answered by looking in the FSM everywhere here. But instead they get ans...

Thanks hobcobble Are you and pwrwgndrvr the only ones hanging around here? :lol: Yeah I know other owners swap stuff around. Im guilty too. If you're correct that your W100 and W200 springs are the same, and I read axles are same, and saw here somewhere that the frames are the same thickness... I gu...

I have no access to vin number or the plate in the door jamb currently. Door is jammed up and wont open and its not in my yard to check any other location. Its a few towns over. I haven't got it out of my dead dads name or found paperwork for it so... :banghead Seems to be other questions answered w...

Ive read about a heavy duty spring option but my eyes are about to bug out. Can anyone take a picture of their front and rear leaf springs? Im looking for the spring rates of 61-67 W100 and W200, and what this 'heavy duty' suspension consists of. More leaves? Stiffer rate? Help a brother out? Im sti...

Ok then, thanks.
I'll keep looking.

PwrWgnDrvr

So hobcobble sounded like he was saying its a 1/2 ton. It sounds like you are calling it a 3/4 ton. So which one do I call it? Since the axle and suspension usually designate that do I need to compare spring packs or something? Thanks

Thanks Photo was taken on a logged property in early 2000's Im learning a lot already. Im not a dodge guy. I always saw a W100 as a half and a W200 as 3/4 and W300 as 1 ton. Always thought the W100 on the grill was a replacement part at some point. Now I know. I'd like to understand the half ton 8 l...

New member here I typed a big long story and lost it all when I tried to post a picture that was too big so I'm going to keep it short and sweet for now until I know I get the picture size down. Anyone know the size limit? I've got a 62 Powerwagon that was my old mans since about the mid 80's. Learn...