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Yes, I've done it. I have a full album of the process documented on Facebook. Look up the "Slammed Sweptlines" group.

I've used the electrolysis process several times with fantastic results. I submerse the part in a large plastic tote full of water, leaving a small area above the water line. I attach a negative lead of a battery charger to that exposed area. I place a piece of scrap metal next to the part, again wi...

I'm currently installing a Crown Vic IFS into my 1969 Fargo 100 Sweptline. I'll be posting a thread here soonly about the entire process, and how it can be done.

Yeah, good idea....

Mopar related trivia: The 1967 Dodge Deora show truck used Honda Dream motorcycle headlamps!

Just a few pics.

Here's a pic of my latest Swepty.

Another one...a bit more detailed, but again, completely from memory.

Hey! That's exactly what I did as well! I found a 1969 Sweptline in a farmer's yard, advertised for parts on Kijiji.ca I drove out from New Brunswick to get it, but lucked out as it cost me only $200!! Mine is a 6 cylinder/auto truck...soon to get a 383. Here's a pic of mine after unloading it off t...

Rude Dude!

I made this illustration using an image I found on this forum, along with a photo of a shortbox that I own.
I overlaid the images, based on the wheelhouse similarities.
This actually depicts the physical differences between the regular long box and the short box.

Like I said, there's a multitude of Sweptlines to be found, you have to get off the beaten path. Here's my latest purchase...for $200. 1969 Fargo with a six cylinder and automatic, one owner too. It sat in the farmer's back yard for 28 years, neglected. In fact, the box filled up with sod that had b...

I did these ones completely from memory. Theres a few mistakes, I know!

I have half of a 1971 Fargo shorty...the box!
I'm looking for a cab and chassis so I can say that I have a complete truck!

Cruising through a thread on http://www.yellowbullet.com I came across a shot of a Mr.Norm dragster at the starting line.
Wouldn't you know it, there's the Scat Packer right there in the background!

I'm now thinking that maybe Mr. Norm had something to do with this truck??

Funny, I just did this one up in Photoshop two weeks ago...out of BigDads' truck!
I don't think it looks too bad.

Since this topic was bumped, I just read through it and thought I'd add a bit more information... I'd considered adding the Toyota LE rack and pinion to my Deora (A108) straight axle. This set-up seems like a fairly good idea, and the Toyota also provides a 90-degree gearbox to change the steering i...

Boons wrote:Jeeze I can't seem to find to many cheap sweptlines in Alberta, there is plenty of them if you keep your eye out though.

I find them every time I'm in Alberta!!
Found TWO Dudes the last time I was looking...in one day!!

The trick is: get off the main roads!

ufo wrote:

magnumcharger wrote: Why I bought a truck out of California only to ship it to the land of lost Sweptlines is still a mystery to me!

Did it have something to do with beer and a ebay account???

Close!! Fireball whiskey and a late night eBay adventure!! (My reputation preceeds me!!)

That is EXACTLY the kind of truck I'm looking for!!
Unfortunately, chances are, you're way too far away to make this economically feasible, right?

Lets talk anyway...
dodgedeora@yahoo.ca

Robin