The Stovebolt Site Forums The Parking Lot Big Bolts Update to my 1953 GMC COE Project

Cab is mounted on chassis on rubber mounts , firewall has been replaced, steering column and brake assembly fabricated and mounted, steering shaft geometry solved , power brake hydraulic assembly mounted. Currently working on fabricating a bell crank for the firewall to connect the antilock power brake system . I spent days getting the geometry of the steering wheel and brake pedal assembly fabricated so it will be a comfortable ride. Without the usual engine hump in this truck there is alot of room in the cab for making this a comforable ride. The engine is mounted just behind the cab between the rails.

/I see you were trying to use your ABS. Were you able to get it to work? I am doing a 59 Chevy on an 04 yukon frame. I would like to try to use the ABS and the air ride suspension.

twotone64

You just responded to a post from 2009 and the original poster hasn't been here since 2014...I don't think you'll be getting an answer to your question.

Mike B

twotone 64 Don't feel too dumb about replying to an old thread that is long outdated,it happens. Bolters look from all angles and sometimes get chapping on their cheeks from commentors just trying to help. You'll learn when to duck !!