jan arnett (2)

Thanks I will forward to my brother who has a 1929 Hupp. Jan

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The number 33 is a key number not a switch number. A clum switch was keyed for many different key configuration. As mentioned it can be changed by a locksmith. Jan

I would say that there are about the same amount of manuals avaliable for a Model T or Dodge. The two manuals mentioned will cover everything you need to know about your truck. If you have worked on a Model T forget everything you learned. The only thing that is the same is they both run on gasoline. Get both manuals and you are covered and then make sure you join the Dodge club. That is a nice truck that you will have fun with. Jan

Here are what the back post look like and the brackets.

I think it started life as a screen side based upon one little detail. It has a snap on the bed top for the screenside to mount to.

Did you ever find your parts? Jan

When you say all the wood is missing are you referring just to the top. The top, the end post holding the top up, floor boards and running boards are the only wooden parts on the dodge. Where do you live as you are more then welcome to visit and measure my 23. You will also have to find brackets which is a problem. I live in KY and the top is off of my screenside ready to be covered.

I agree to try and reuse the bearings if they are in good shape.

I also took your siteing and passed it on to the Maxwell Club and I think that is where the new home is coming from. Not bad two for two. Jan

I maybe able to help. Jan

Do you have a parts manual? Project is looking good.

I would say your trim pieces will be the hardest along with the bumper. See if you can find replacement

I have a complete drive train that has bee disassembled for forty years.

I believe the gentleman in Mont is way high and the one in Cal is priced correct but a little far for me. I was looking for one in better shape then my current one. I am going to have it stripped and then start welding. I am going to have to make corners for the bed. Does anyone have any experience reproducing the bed corners?

If you ever have to do it again you can make the patterns out of foam. I glue together foam insulation panels and then cut with an electric carving knife and you can shape with a surfoam plane

Mine have a draw string in the back

Not sure if they are the same. Are you making one? Jan

nice

I don't want to see this go to waste or be hot rodded. 1930 touring that I would like to sell the complete car $900 or parts. Taken apart and sandblasted and primed. Somebody should restore and I don't have time as I am 70 and getting old. Jan

I use it to free up stuck engines, or a can of automatic trans fluid.

Bill I know this is an old thread but did you try casting. The best way I have found is to machine it from a block of aluminum. Jan

Looking for screens for a 1923 Dodge screen side pickup Thanks Jan

looking for 1923 dodge screenside truck bed Thanks Jan

Did you sell them