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I came at this from a slightly different angle This starter carries the same Chrysler p/n as the 2 bolt starter used in industrial big block applications. It is used in slant six fork lift applications If the picture is accurate it is a 2 bolt starter with a mounting configuration very similar to t...

I pulled apart a 70 wiper motor and put it back together the wrong way. Had to fiddle with it to reclock to correct position.

think all 8 lug use the same bolt pattern its the center hole that changes (think ford is the same ,chevy smaller ,could be wrong) Chevy is a bit smaller but it takes very little to remove and make them fit. Done 2 sets of GM rims for my Dodge W series trucks. My Avatar picture shows my truck with ...

think all 8 lug use the same bolt pattern its the center hole that changes (think ford is the same ,chevy smaller ,could be wrong) Chevy is a bit smaller but it takes very little to remove and make them fit. Done 2 sets of GM rims for my Dodge W series trucks. My Avatar picture shows my truck with ...

Stock looking 16 inch tubeless steel rims can be had from many sources. Stock hubcaps will fit.
The originals will be split ring or 16.5 rims. Neither of which are ideal.

Engine bracket can be spaced.
727 came in the trucks, Just have to determine correct tailshaft and shift brackets assembly etc.
Pan/pickup will need to be a truck.

A little winch story. I used to own a 71 Fargo W200 with PTO Winch. My 4x4 Club had gone into a site after we did a bypass road. End of the day the 10 trucks in group left. At the new bypass I winched my truck to first turn, Repositioned and winched next truck up. I then winched to next position up ...

A little winch story. I used to own a 71 Fargo W200 with PTO Winch. My 4x4 Club had gone into a site after we did a bypass road. End of the day the 10 trucks in group left. At the new bypass I winched my truck to first turn, Repositioned and winched next truck up. I then winched to next position up ...

So its good to go at the roller grounded.
Does steering wheel have the contact ring.
Is it contacting the roller..
Wire comes through a hole to side of shaft and connects to horn switch in turn grounding through column when button depressed.
So whats missing. Pictures if you have no idea.

On my 67 D100, my taillights don’t work when it is cold until I have driven a mile or two, of course with the cabin heater blowing. I think they come on immediately if it is warm enough. At first I thought the issue might be in the steering column turn signal switch area but I don’t know why the ta...

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I got one from the local pull, and pay yard. the one I got was from a 70's dodge pickup. I think any Mopar 318 will fit. $3.00 bucks back then, early 2000. 68 And back Hydraulic Bell housing covers are very different than 69 and up. And the Hydraulic BB Covers are different than the Hydraulic SB co...

I had a 71 Fargo W200 with the large Knuckle 3500 lb axle , Parted a 69 truck with one and installed one in my 66 W100 from a 66 W200 Crew Cab decades ago.

Quick question, is it common practice to replace the left-handed wheel studs on the driver side left side of this truck with right handed thread. I know a lot of people like to change the studs to the R/H type, but... I left mine the L/H type. I've been around MOPARs for all my driving life, so I'm...

How about these. https://www.ebay.ca/itm/374311100879?hash=item5726ae21cf:g:FVAAAOSwj2ZjTv4Y&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA8Kajg4ULNK4MPjl3zZbfZo3ir%2FelPbksTuGYNKRhzcqs6SAZN%2BnHWR6NLG5lOP6XUtfSQ1S7GG88Rz%2FVvIY6vyZkv0pfKDjgyW3zEX0NDep48uqVYxVuXaBdDGhWEVxKB82hTCBQ1VCL%2BDuGYbDCxS8cbmnuvZ%2FP5roxNdIMc7b4Glx0...

Hobcobble wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 24, 2023 10:14 am

DavidD wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 09, 2023 8:22 pm

Kind of sad that this entire form is so dead

We're not dead...... We're just old.
Nice W200. Well worth putting new floor pans into.

John

We need to keep the Forum alive. Everything gets lost in a Facebook Group.

I think it would be possible to use cables from a 72 to 93 truck. Basically the same locations. May require some fiddling here and there.

Upside down. Ive transported more than one box that way. Can be done sitting on top of a pickup box with a couple boards with stop blocks to stop shifting when tied down.

Snowdog wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 29, 2023 12:28 pm

Thank you. I couldn't find a set screw, but I'll keep looking.

What knob in particular are you looking for a set screw on.