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02-07-2008 02:14 PM #1
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Plymouth/Dodge truck drop
Hello all. Hope I can find some help here. Me and my dad are working on a couple prewar Plymouth trucks, his a '41, mine a '40. These are the same as the Dodges of the time. We would like to retain the stock I beam front end, but drop the front end. How would be the best? Springs or get the stock beam dropped? Anybody ever dropped a '39-'47 Dodge truck? Able to give some pointers?
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03-15-2008 07:59 PM #2
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Where the heck did you find two plymouth trucks, I've been looking for a clean 37/38 for a while, in CA...nice job..39 Plymouth 2-door sedan, 46 Dodge pu, 67 Mustang stock, 01 Road King
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03-16-2008 04:39 AM #3
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This place drops your axle. I don't know if they do Plymouth or dodge, I don't see why not?
http://www.roadsters.com/axles
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