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Very nice. Good job and always glad to help. Bobby

No matter the make or model. Every son should own and drive there Dad's old truck.Drive it with pride and nice ride. Bobby57

If he comes out here to paint that i want to meet the guy and watch. And maybe put a stripe or two on my truck. Bobby 57

I found one, go to customclassictrucks.automotive.com and go to the brothers 13th show and shine its in the back ground of one photo that i've found so far. Bobby57

did you try searching on line, Some mags let you view the mag oa articles on line, I hope its in there that would be cool.Tell your wife i said hi. Bobby 57

I've never seen a panhard bar on a leaf spring car or truck. Only on three link and four link suspensions. Liked how they worked on the racecars i've worked on over the years.

I'll look through my pictures and see if i have any pics of that procedure. Bobby

A jukebox, 2 pinball machines, antique gas pump made into a fridge for those tasty beverages, flt screen t.v, old road signs. That should fill up one garage bay. Bobby

Looked it up on google under torque spec. 60 # for 7/16 grade 8 bolt. Bobby

Looks good .Keep up the good work. Bobby

They are spot welded in place. If there in decent shape leave them alone or carefully cut them and replace them .Replacement angles are available. If you purchase new bed side panels that angle is already attached.Good luck Bobby

I may have some vent parts laying around.I'll take a look later. Bobby

Willy, Heres the pictures i told you about.The first photo shows the toyota gear box coming thrugh the origianal sector shaft hole of the frame rail. I had to take a dye grinder to sector shaft hole to add a little extra clearance. Note the 2 bolts on the side of the frame rail and the 2 bolts...

Check your private messages. Bobby

Check your private messages. Bobby

Try the 47-54 guys they may have an answer for you. Bobby

What i've done in the past too is take a C-clamp and an old socket and use it as a press. It may help with the pin going in evenly where as using a hammer it may get cockeyed in the hole. Bobby

Just make sure the hole is clear of any obstruction and you should be fine.A little wd-40 in the hole couldn't hurt.Let me know how it goes. Bobby

Had to beat the crap out of the old ones anyways.If the powder coat is the issue great. If not im not one to remove metal needlessly.Everyone does things differently.This works for me and i've used this method in the past with no problem. I'm not on this forum for my ego,just to help those who...

That is impressive and the use of a good imagination. Bobby