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Every farmer needs a truck they can use for work and not worry about a scratch here or there. I have owned this one since 2005. It is licensed and road worthy (as long as you keep it under 50). I have two of these crew cabs I am restoring my 4x4 crew but I will keep this one as is. It hauls firewood...

Someone from colorado purchased the white one for 1600.

Here are some more pics: The truck is pretty straight only rust is in the floor pans, the rocker panels are in great shape. Lived in South Dakota all its life. The frame was painted yellow at one time and then overcoated with what looks like a light film of grease.

Thanks for the info guys. Has anyone redone the brakes on these and if so how difficult?

I need some help in identifying which dana 44 I have. I just picked this truck up and it has larger closed knuckle covers than other 44's I have seen. The numbers off the diff cover tag are: 45-11 and 4 0 9. Stamped on the lower part of the diff is 188881 and 2018188. To the right of the diff on the...

Anyone know what the d3 stands for on an NP435d3?

Funny, I was the other bidder on that truck. I am only about 200 miles from it. I see your in CA. Congragulations it looked like a fun project to me!

I am having the same issue as Jim.

According to Allpar, chrysler started testing the 413 in 1959 and started production in 1962

In a full-floating axle, the axle bearing is placed on the outside of the axle housing. This places all the vehicle weight on the axle housing and none on the axle itself. This is important for the front axle which is generally a short shaft. In the semi-floating axle, the axle bearing is placed in ...

I can confirm that on my 67 the blower switch comes directly from the fuse box. I cannot remember the size of the fuse, I will have to check. The following text comes directly from my 1967 operators manual: To heat the cab, pull knob H all the way out and when the engine begins to warm up, pull out ...

I replaced mine last month and found the following article extremely helpful: http://slantsix.org/articles/manifold-i ... unting.htm

Are you talking slant six?

Go to Bens site for a complete explanation:


http://cssregistry.com/css/whatis.html

thanks for the help Ben!

Need help identifying the following serts:

13700
41702
44550

Any help is appreciated

THKS!

Looking through the registry I've noticed there are so many different type of mirrors on the trucks. Mine looks exactly like vin# 1281696697. Was this a dodge mirror or an aftermarket?

Did you every get your exhaust manifold installed? Just curious because I completed mine last night, I recvd mine from 1aauto and it fit right up. It is difficult to get the triangular washers on the two center studs under the carb but I found a long flex magnet will do the trick.

Here is a good article: http://slantsix.org/articles/manifold-i ... unting.htm