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From what I read in the service letters truck built after November 1928 had the heavier spindle.

Bob

Could you come up with one more stake and cut it up to
add on the others??

Bob

This should help.

The guy that has this truck must know something we don't, says it has the
high speed rear end and will not have any problem doing 60.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-Mod ... 336f71a91b

Bob

Here is a link for a wiring diagram and a wiring harness. Diagram link http://users.erols.com/john-gloriabrady/Wiring-DiagramColor2sm.jpg Harness http://www.brattons.com/product.asp?P_ID=1873&strPageHistory=search&strKeywords=20390&numPageStartPosition=1&strSearchCriteria=any&PT_...

Neil,
The parts book shows an 18 leaf spring also, what was that used for?

Bob

Looks like 5/16-18 x 3 1/4" square head part # 23263-S

Bob

As Farrell said the first thing is to get the drum to turn. If you try to pull it before you get it to turn you are just going to ruin parts. This has been covered quite a few times just do a search for brake drums. Here is a link to one of the better threads. http://forums.aa-fords.com/viewtopic.ph...

Here is a link to what you are looking for.
http://www.brattons.com/product.asp?P_I ... &PT_ID=all

Bob

Just right click on the picture and select SAVE IMAGE AS.

Bob

From what I have read the problem is with the 30-3 front fenders,
the 28-29 are a good fit. I have no personal experience with either.

Bob

If you need a crank before Terry gets his engine done I would go with a Burlington.
http://www.burlingtoncrankshaft.com/

Bob

This link to the SEMA site shows the title requirements for each state. If possible
get the title before you restore the truck as the fee is usually based on the value
of the vehicle. http://www.bipac.net/page.asp?content=t ... x&g=SEMAGA

Bob

Here is a link to installing fender wells. http://www.soonermodela.org/apps/photos ... d=12381154

Bob