Check this out 60 DIESEL C20

[jtrichard]

CL not mine http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/4930265585.html SWEET... anyone that knows how to grab the pics a put them on here would be great THANKS

['63GENIII]

Very cool indeed! A little busy under that hood for me though.

[1963c-10]

Very interesting......1 too many gauges for my liking, but would be a very cool project and also has a very hard to find set of 1960 apache trim, back cab trim and the deluxe vent knobs that are rarely seen!!

[canadian_diesel1964]

Man the dedication to fit that baby in there!

[jonzcustomshop]

pics:

[jonzcustomshop]

more pics:

[jonzcustomshop]

and the engine....pretty neat overall!

[jdl71]

Looks like a WWII bomber cockpit, but very cool!

[TJ's Chevy]

That's one neat truck! So what exactly is the Perkins diesel? Never seen one....what did they come in?

[dtkarst]

We have a perkins diesel in our combine lol

[jdl71]

Originally Posted by TJ's Chevy

That's one neat truck! So what exactly is the Perkins diesel? Never seen one....what did they come in?

Normally, tractors and equipment. They made a lot of 3 cylinders also.

['63GENIII]

The more I look, the more details I see. I can definitely appreciate the time, work and commitment that it took to make that truck driveable again. The diesel emblems, routings of hoses, A/C... it's a lot of work. Hey what is the thing above the passenger side door? Is it a shade or a stick of some sort?

[kerber63]

Gotta respect the effort that went into making it all work.

[Clyde65]

That is real cool! I am not a fan of the gauges but I very much can appreciate the work on the shoe-horned engine. Kind of like a pre 4bt swap huh?

[jdl71]

Originally Posted by '63GENIII

The more I look, the more details I see. I can definitely appreciate the time, work and commitment that it took to make that truck driveable again. The diesel emblems, routings of hoses, A/C... it's a lot of work. Hey what is the thing above the passenger side door? Is it a shade or a stick of some sort?

It looks like a home roll up window shade. What is the speaker or whatever behind the door? And in front of the door it looks like there is a fuel tank transfer or battery disconnect switch? I too am finding the more things I notice the cooler I think it is in an almost steampunk kind of way.