1970 d300

[70CCLB]

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I did just pick up a nice HD rear bumper, original tail lights, and reverse lights. Haven’t had time to install them yet

[712edf]

I would be sooo tempted to convert that to 4x4.

Looking good!

Bucky

[70CCLB]

Thank you!

I have a 72 W300 that I’ll be using for a 4x4 conversion here soon. I just need to do more research before I tear into it. I also have a 5.9 Cummins for it. Not sure if I’m gonna go that route tho.

What i really need to find is the steps for the cab. But its a needle in a haystack

[Wildergarten]

What i really need to find is the steps for the cab. But its a needle in a haystack

More like a needle without benefit of the haystack. Good luck to you!

[Hobcobble]

I've always liked that truck. Saw it at Glen's years ago along with
the couple dozen other Sweptlines he had then.

John

[PwrWgnDrvr]

Thank you!

I have a 72 W300 that I’ll be using for a 4x4 conversion here soon. I just need to do more research before I tear into it. I also have a 5.9 Cummins for it. Not sure if I’m gonna go that route tho.

What i really need to find is the steps for the cab. But its a needle in a haystack

Just visited a friend yesterday who has 6 W300's, all with 9' beds, 3 of them dually beds. I'm down to just 1 complete and a lot of parts. MikeMc on here has a sweet W300 with the Cummins conversion.
I've got the steps for the front doors and lots of brackets for them. Haven't seen CC steps personally, but they may just be regular steps joined together. That's how they modified them for the trucks smaller than W500's.