countrytravler

2500 s are missing

1500 for a rolling chassis

I also have a truck for sale. 34 3/4ton? Dodge truck. 3500

Possible that I can transport. Let me know. Dave

We have a few

Tires still holding up?

440 727 4x4

17in wheel

You bought parts from us before? You were doing a Dodge truck that the roof-dash was rusted?

I think that I have one. But i'm on the road till Nov. Ill see if I can get someone to look.

This is on a FB page. 1970 SUBURBAN 125 K MILES BLUEPRINT 355 MOTOR @ 123k BOWTIE 700R4 TRANS @ 124K NEW 373 GEARS/AXLES/SEALS CUSTOM HEADERS PERFORMANCE EXHAUST SYSTEM 17” RALLYE WHEELS 4 WHEEL DISC BRAKES ALL NEW SUSPENSION NEW GAS TANK / LINES 90 CHEV INTERIOR / NEW CARPET 3RD ROW SEAT CUSTOM SOUND $17,500.00

That 35 3 ton is a little truck. Look at my friends 1936 Autocar.

Here is our 34 Dodge 2 ton tow truck with factory wheel lift.

Rare 1935 Dodge 3 ton tow truck looking for a new home.

Here is our 1934 Dodge 2 ton tow truck.

Do you have the 23 in or 25 in engine? I have the 23in tubes.

Give me a call. I think that I do. I'm on the road again. 209-613-1199 Thanks Dave

I have never seen the vin tag below the oval. Also never seen the oval tag not having the LR. Beautiful truck. Looks like Vic's and Alex work and differently yours.

I have come across with a lot of parts being different for 38. Example, Part 758697 up to LR 1450 Part 759000 after LR 1450. What was changed on the 38s? Above numbers are not accurate. Just using as an example. What I'm seeing that is different during the 38 model year. Door parts Frame parts Interior parts. Another mystery, what is a MC-RC sedan?

I put the axle nut back on with a large washer and used a finger type end with a slide hammer. Take the backing plate off and put an old drum on and hit the drum with a hammer.

These engines were used in the heavy Dodge trucks in the early 50s and other applications. 49er has a few of these trucks. We sold him a 413 that I found of all places, CL in Sacramento CA.

Montana Dodge Boys Fast Four Special 23 hrs · Chris' monster speedster rolled out after a long Montana winter. Powered by a 1100# 413" Chrysler Industrial six on a massive 133" wheelbase Studebaker President chassis, '33 DeSoto radiator shell, 7.50-20 tires (36.9" dia.), homemade body, and parts picked off the ranch. These rare MONSTER truck sixes produced 205 ft/lbs at 1600 RPM. Hopefully, he'll be driving it down to Bonneville this year. It's bigger than a full-size pickup, so it'll be easy to spot. #MoparMontana #MontanaDod

I was told by a customer that these don't need rebuilding. Only the shaft seal goes bad. Replace that and your good to go.

Dad also prepped cars for the strip and mag shoots and articles. He would also bring home parts from the back door for cars in the neighborhood. There were some strong running cars around.

The 65 09 400 were mostly installed in the lighter big cars. Very few found there way into a SS convertible.