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I didn't find a topic on this.....
Where do you buy the 2" heater hose that goes between the defrost vents and the heater box?
Thanks in advance.
-Scott

Ok so you're confirming the Dodges have just the one bracket (and mine wasn't missing any)?
Fair argument although the drivers side bracket did a nice job of keeping the wiring and heater hoses tucked up in the dash.

The dodge was 3 on the tree and Fargo is 4sp. Man. Thanks in advance for checking.

Hi, So quick back story I have a D100 '67 Dodge cab and dash donor to go on my '67 Fargo W100. Many years ago the dodge donor was stripped/painted/installed and I still have the original Fargo here mostly together siting on a dolly. I lost all my photos and did a soso job at tagging and baging. I ha...

Welp fyi. Its not a fine thread nut either!
I think it'll engage enough threads to work for now though

Ok i was leaning towards that, thanks

Yes probably fine thread but it seems like I am still missing something to mount the mirror on the bracket...a spacer, washer,second nut, something else???

I put my rear view mirror bracket on tonight. I grabbed my rear view mirror and it just has one nut on the stud. After test fitting it there has to be more to it then that. Does anybody know what i am missing? Also does that rear view mirror stud have an odd thread on it?'
Thanks

Is there room to fit jute or sound deadener before laying down the new rubber floor?

That 52 PW is my fav. Very nice

Sure!

I bet its standard Fargo equipment seeing as we Fargo's all have them. Just like all Canadian vehicles come with block heaters standard for however many decades. They made a lot of changes on the fly during production in the Windsor plant as my Dad who worked there at the time tells me. I'll ask him...

Thats the same heater I have on my 67 fargo

The shorter dodge Ute beds do not have cross members on the rear axle hump of the frame. If anything the cross members lift up the box to clear the hump. so if the 1 tons have straight frames my guess is it wouldn't change the under structure of the Ute bed. It probably might have an extra cross mem...

ah that's too bad, I bet a guy could still rig something up. Hopefully someone on here that has one could chime in. I know there was a guy in B.C. that restored a W300 awhile back.

I got my cross members from Bruce Horkey's for my 6' ute and they gave me a wrong piece. The fella said it was for a longer utiline bed. If i'm not mistaken the longer beds share some of the cross members with the shorter ones. Maybe try them if you want?

I have a short box Ute bed I am not sure what you have. I have 6 carrage bolts that hold down the bed. They each go through the wood, through a cross member, and to the frame. On my shorty, the #2 cross member as you call it has a rubber bumper between the frame and the cross member. A carrage bolt ...

Great, thanks for showing what you did. I like it

Here's my Ute bumper I made, sort of a modern take on a Barden bumper. Not everyone's cup of tea but I like it. I used 2 aftermarket bumpers and some diamond plate steel, people with fab skills probably wouldn't have to buy 2 bumpers. I set it as high as I could for a few reasons, I think it looks g...