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Old 11-28-2011, 01:01 AM   #1
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Looks good. Let me know if you need help welding the tailgate shut. I'll send my wife over...haha
I'm too old to jump over it if it's welded shut. By the time I get it done I might need a drop down step like the really old people use on their RV's!
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Old 12-01-2011, 10:29 PM   #2
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A member asked what radiator hoses I used. The upper is a Gates 20416, I had to shorten the end that goes on the radiator. The lower is a Gates 20584, I had to shorten the radiator end on it too. The applications are not GM, I took in a bent wire and diameters. I got them at Reilys.
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Old 12-02-2011, 11:48 AM   #3
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A member asked what radiator hoses I used. The upper is a Gates 20416, I had to shorten the end that goes on the radiator. The lower is a Gates 20584, I had to shorten the radiator end on it too. The applications are not GM, I took in a bent wire and diameters. I got them at Reilys.
Thanks Orrie, this information couldn't have come at a better time. Just yesterday I removed the flexible hoses from my truck and wondered if there was a better looking replacement available.
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Orrie.. just a quick couple of pic's.. you mention a Willys wagon. here are a few pic's of one I finished and sold about two years ago just thought you might like them.
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Orrie.. just a quick couple of pic's.. you mention a Willys wagon. here are a few pic's of one I finished and sold about two years ago just thought you might like them.
Looks like Grandmas, except her's was 2wd and no wood. Same dark brown color. My dad had a early 50's 4wd he painted a metallic emerald green in the mid 50's. I still have the sweeping "4 wheel drive" stencil he made from the original. I will see if I can find any photos of grandmas, I don't remember any off hand.
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