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Went to look at an ex accident/ recovery truck that originally belonged to a fire dept. I thought you all might have some feedback on these options. Nothing listen on the spid. Thanks, Lane

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The tank on the right fender well looks like one from an early (1962) Corvette.

If not it sure is close.

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Bigger pictures would help a lot! Looks like it had dual batteries so that is why the windsheild washer jug is on the fender I guess. Not sure why they mounted it like that it should fit on the side as it came from the factory. For the rest of the pictures I can't say what is what they are to small for my old eyes to see good.;):chevy: :lol::lol::lol:

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Well from what I can tell,The first 2 pic looks like an old vette catch can,aka overflow tank.The 3rd pic is a throttle kicker used when the pto is engaged or other device,this is a seperate knob in the cab for this, they were usally red.The black relay with red sticker is next to the throttle kicker on the inner fender and that cycled it on and off. And the last pic is for the two battery hook up! It looks to have a heavy duty alternator that can run a power inverter also!!! That's just my 2¢, good luck

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bowtiecharlie, where are you at in Quinton?

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sent u a pm