Dutch '59 Fleetside Longbed

[Steve-W]

Hi Kees, Good to see you're keeping busy
If you have a lead on those pdf's don't hasitate to share.
wanna rebuild my 283 next winter.

[RockinKees]

Originally Posted by Steve-W

Hi Kees, Good to see you're keeping busy
If you have a lead on those pdf's don't hasitate to share.
wanna rebuild my 283 next winter.

Did not get any reactions on my quest for pdf’s unfortunately.
But if I find one, I’ll send them to you.
If you want it to be a stock engine, all measurements and tolerances are in the normal (good) shopmanuals too.

As for the wagon, I am ready for the Dutch DMV, have an appointment on July 14, sooner wasn’t possible because of this corona thing...
Should I start a buildthread overhere of the Wagon?
Don’t know if there is any interest?

[Steve-W]

Originally Posted by RockinKees

As for the wagon, I am ready for the Dutch DMV, have an appointment on July 14, sooner wasn’t possible because of this corona thing...
Should I start a buildthread overhere of the Wagon?
Don’t know if there is any interest?

You'll get it through without any trouble, I sure about that.
I'd be interested in the build (just call it "truck" )

[RockinKees]

Hi all!
Remember me? ��
Haven’t been here in awhile, I’m sorry…
Did read a few posts of you, all looking good!
I’m driving the 57 Wagon I bought after selling the Apache, and the first outing with this car was to Belgium, the CC Reunion, and I saw my old pickup there!
The only thing that’s changes was a faster airride set, airtank, solenoids and compressor and other wheels ��
Also the red was changed to off-white or beige. The new owner was very happy with it and said he drove it more than his modern car!
So all in all the truck has a good home now!
How are you all doing lately?

[oldman3]

Hey Kees, I still remember you. Like you I haven't been posting to much. Glad to see your still kicking around...Jim