Thread: 1958 Dodge utility truck
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09-29-2019 12:52 PM #106
Almost back on all four feet.B3C332D1-7301-418F-AF8A-27500E9DD454.jpg1 Corinthians 1:27
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09-29-2019 07:10 PM #107
Amazing.......
.PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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09-29-2019 08:07 PM #108
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09-30-2019 12:28 PM #109
I'm following this intently, I'm curious to see how your converted power rack will work with a manual steering and how everything will line up.I don't even have the block pulled out of mine yet, so all options are on the table yet LOLSeth
God cannot give us a happiness and peace apart from Himself, because it is not there. There is no such thing. C.S.Lewis
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09-30-2019 01:29 PM #110
I did the manual rack conversion over the weekend; only took a couple of hours and I used the You Tube link I posted for guidance. Im curious to see how it steers, too. Im hoping to have it rolling and the column mounted over the next weekend.1 Corinthians 1:27
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09-30-2019 02:02 PM #111
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09-30-2019 02:22 PM #112
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10-01-2019 05:52 PM #113
I got the front end finished up this evening; looks like a clear path to the rack connection for the steering shaft hookup. Should be doing steering column and start figuring out the pedals this weekend.1 Corinthians 1:27
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10-05-2019 10:33 AM #114
Got my steering column and pedals mocked up. The old column was missing several parts and had an add on blinker switch. This one came from an early 60s Dodge truck. Just had to swap the shaft so the steering wheel splines would match. For pedals I modified a set of Fiero pedals and used a Wilwood clutch master and a big bore Mopar brake master. I’ll probably start on wiring next before I start putting the front clip back together. I saved the whole wiring harnesses from the Dakota; I’m just going to modify it and use it.1 Corinthians 1:27
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10-07-2019 11:50 AM #115
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Great work!Ryan
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10-12-2019 02:07 PM #116
I’m not going to paint this but I am going to address a few spots where it’s rusted through. I found a core support and another passenger door that will help fix the serious cancer.1 Corinthians 1:27
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10-15-2019 06:26 PM #117
Started getting the front clip back together. I got this grill off the other truck; it’s a 1959 but it’s in better shape and I like the look. I’ve got a little rust repair on the driver’s fender and the passenger door but the rest is going on as is.1 Corinthians 1:27
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10-15-2019 06:35 PM #118
Gonna be KEWL! (to steal a term from Dave Severson)Roger
Enjoy the little things in life, and you may look back one day and realize that they were really the BIG things.
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10-16-2019 07:26 AM #119
Beyond kewl, that thing is gonna be way kewl!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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10-16-2019 06:03 PM #120
Here on the east coast we'll say it's Wicked Kewl! lol..
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