Skeeter's 50. Questions and Build

Discussion in '1947-1954' started by SkeeterBilt, Aug 10, 2012.

  1. DeadZoneTruckin

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    yea I got a pile of those too...
     

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  2. Bilbo

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    If you are able to save your order 'till around November, CP usually emails a 10% coupon to customers to be used before year end... They have in the past also done a coupon in the spring. I waited and placed a large order in conjunction with one of those coupons. Excess of $350 you get free shipping, and then add the 10% e-coupon and get some descent savings. :)
     
  3. SkeeterBilt

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    nahh i needed the parts to put the truck back together
     
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    i need just the shifter. maybe when im up in tucson sometime ill give you a holler
     
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    engine is back in and parts came in from our host. throw out bearin will go in wednesday prob. ive learned havin the trans and trans cover plate off makes gettin to under the dash easier. i just stand in the hole and work. ohh a lift makes it easy too.
     

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    my dad and I have been busy
     

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    English bike ?

    This bike looks very nice. 1 cylinder Harley , BSA or Triumph triton model with clippons , its just a gues ?

    Martinius.

     
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    gettin closer
    still need to get the rest of the white paint off the bed. its tough. and need to figure out what to do with the bed floor. ive got an idea so we'll see
     

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    I had seen a post somewhere, where they used like 2x6's, routed a groove in it, and used flat metal strips. Looked ok, but while looking for that post, I came across the one below. Might be the route I go.........??

    http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=463308&showall=1
     
  17. SkeeterBilt

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    i was just thinkin the other day, that if you need to redo your bed we should just make 2 sets for each of us. each buy the stuff and have a lil day of rippin boards. im not good with wood workin (i cant weld it back together) and my old man doesnt want to help with makin new boards, he says just put plywood down
     
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    Sounds like a plan. I have a power miter saw, but not a table saw (although I can probably borrow on for a weekend). If you haven't gotten yours done by the time I get to that point, let's do it.
     
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    well ill prob throw some plywood down till we do it or find another plan. but im game for it
     
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    plywood is in the bed of the truck. uncle that works at the local junk yard is gonna get me a bed mat to put on top. but with the thicker plywood the new bed bolts are not long enough. so i bought some longer ones. ill also added 4 D-rings to the bed bolts so i can tie stuff down in the bed.
    heres another pic featuring cody the boarder collie and his ball, cause i love pictures
    if you look at the front part of the driver side hood it looks like the east coast of USA
     

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