Was checking over a truck the car carrier unloaded I bought here on the board from out of state. I overlooked a serious broken part on the rear in a prior picture sent to me. Can you see it?
Yes the 10-16.5 tire is bald, and some cords are showing in spots, but that is not it.
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We hava a winnah!!!digdoug wrote:Is that U-bolt broken on the right side?
Doug
Also, very intuitive RH62. The engine's original carb was pouring gas on the intake manifold, and I'm guessing into the intake manifold as the dip stick showed over 2 quarts past full, and it was definitely gas in the oil. Yep, running very rich, and the truck does have 3 gas tanks on it. Lucky it has any bearings left in the motor, but runs great now with an oil change, a new carb and fresh set of plugs.
Spotted this first on the front side. Got me to looking closer (Click on thumbnail to see full size pic):
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The truck is a 69 D200 Camper Special. It has a 440 Magnum from a 70 Charger R/T or Coronet R/T based on the VIN on the block, hooked to a 4 speed trans. Lot of torque going to the Dana 60's right rear, as I don't believe it is a Sure-Grip. In this pic you can see the extra set of leaf springs the truck has. Is this part of the Camper Special package from the factory? Or something aftermarket someone has installed? It did haul a slide-in camper for upteen years (Again, click on the little picture):
In this pic you can see the cords showing on the passenger side rear tire. Probably a combination of the 440 Magnum's torque, and the loose U-bolts causing the rear to run out of alignment:
In this pic you can see the cords showing on the passenger side rear tire. Probably a combination of the 440 Magnum's torque, and the loose U-bolts causing the rear to run out of alignment: