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I just checked mine, and it is on the same plane on each side. In other words, it is not bent in toward the truck.

All the photos in this thread are great. Here's my overloaded '65... 30x 80lb bags of concrete. It was the smoothest 5 miles I have ever driven in it. With all that weight in the back (2400 lbs), it should have made the steering easier too! :lol: OH, and nice job on the fence!! :salut It's funny th...

Rad. I wish I had a Powerwagon.

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I finally got around to putting my W200 on the road.
The truck found its way here all the way from Weed, California.
I took my first spin in it today.
John

Rad!

The new vinyl fence that my wife and I installed.

All the photos in this thread are great.

Here's my overloaded '65... 30x 80lb bags of concrete. It was the smoothest 5 miles I have ever driven in it.

It reminds me of a Chevy Luv.

wally426ci wrote:That thing is super Rad.

I totally agree... Super Rad.

Awesome!

Awesome

Cool. There's my next purchase.

That is an awesome photo.

I received my t-shirts and sticker today. I'll be wearing one of the shirts at the monthly meet on the 9th.

Thanks!
Michael N

I just got finished rebuilding my manual column... serious pain in the butt. I don't have any experience with the auto. However, my only slop issues were with the rag joint (used a rebuild kit from Autozone) and two screws that hold the steering column section that holds the blinker switch in place ...

That is super nice.

I figured it out. The column is bad. The shifting rod doesn't engage the shifting inner shaft to go in to reverse or first. Luckily, the parts truck has a good column.

Wow, that's a nice truck.

Where are the pictures?