Bryan,
If photos of an intact pickup like your would help I've got one. It's a restored '36 "High cab" pickup that was actually first sold in 1935. At first glance the '34-'35 and the '36 high cab pickups look identical. The only major '35-'36 changes were hydraulic brakes in '36 along with reshaped front fender "Skirts" and hood louvers, round instead of angled windshield bottom corners, wood in '35 doors and all steel '36 doors and a revised dashboard instrument layout. So if some side shots showing the locations of the wheels/tires in the wheel wells would help give a shout and an email address to send them to.
I hope you like woodworking because your truck cab is built like a house with a wood frame and lots of small panels literally nailed to the wood with :"body nails".
Last edited by yar; 04/13/2018 2:40 AM.
