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Vintageben- I ad this tank on my 29 DB truck and choose to use the other Steward tank shown because or rebuild options. check my previous tread on “VaccumTank Rebuild” on AACA site:

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Graham trucks were also built in Evansville, Stockton Ca and Canada.

Got my top back from the upholstery shop. Decided some things I should leave to the professionals and pay the price. With much help from Eric Haartz of Haartz Corporation I was able to get the 65’ WIDE long grain cobra material and avoid putting seams in the top. They just ran off 1000 yards of material and he had 2 yards sent to me. Have not received the invoice yet. He said it is in the mail. Check out their site @ Haartz.com. The site has a great history section.

Modelalarry: Curious what is the diameter of the lenses with this patten?

Got my fittings at my local “ACE” Hardware. My 29 dodge truck has copper lines and the flare fittings seal very good.

Gunsmoke Nothing special I guess besides having acess to this great site and being able to send private message. That’s all I know of.

My lenses are flat and appear to have the same pattern as yours. attached is the pictures I sent in private message. The dimensions are shown in yellow.

The Graham Trucks were sold at Dodge Bros dealers but not sure about passenger cars.

Modelalarry do you still have the lenses? I sent you a private message. Do you have an account with AACA? If you do, after you sign in there should be a number shown in red on the top of your screen.

Sent you private message with my photos. These may work.

Found this article at “Old Motor” site on Steward Vaccum Tanks. http://theoldmotor.com/?p=172639

THIS FORUM WILL BE OF GREAT HELP GETTING INFORMATION ON THIS MODEL TRUCK. THERE ARE A FEW OTHERS THAT HAVE THIS VINTAGE TRUCK ON THIS SITE, WHAT HAPPENED TO OLD DOOR? WAS IT DAMAGED IN AN ACCIDENT AND BEYOND REPAIR.

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Clum #8891 with mount on the side. Looks like Garolite should work.