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#1174507 07/18/2016 9:18 PM
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I have a '51 5400 coe without a box on it.
I was brainstorming for a new project....I have assembled some parts.
I have a '82 P30 frame with rear end (5/10 lug). Independent front suspension and 4 wheel disc brakes, Isuzu 4BD2T 3.9l inter cooled turbo diesel, adapter to gm trans, 700R4 transmission, hydro boost setup.
I was thinking mid engine mount with access from the 16' flatbed I have with a hydraulic lift gate on the back.
Not sure to use the 8R19.5 tires and wheels or the original 20" ers off of the original truck?
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I'd try to go with 20" or 22.5". I don't think you'll be able to find tires big enough to "look right" with the 19.5" rims. The P30 sure sounds like a good donor though!

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pvfjr,,Looks like a '57 Grill and Hood,to me. Different front clip??


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