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Hello,
Well again with my questions. I know that I will eventually need to deal with the front end. I was searching in the archives, and links for king pins, but nothing looks hopeful. I am almost sure that I saw posts about people putting them in on this page. Where do you buy them? Anybody have a good source?


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Hello -- I found a drag link for my 6400 2 ton from Obsolete Chevrolet Parts Co. out of GA.
Contact them at 1-800-248-8785.
Tim at extension # 100
Mike at extension # 102
Or, you can dial 0 for sales, and operator might help.
Anyway, if you ask for what you want, and get to talk to one of the guys mentioned, they know a lot about what would fit, and what they have. I urge you to try them. They may know where to try at other places too. grin
They helped me get a few 1950 Chevy truck items, and I was really impressed with the help from them guys.
So.....let me know if you have any luck, hope this might help a bit ....

Here I am with my Farmall I restored 3 years back, my dad had bought new in '59.

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Super 55,My local Napa was able to help me out with mine,but that was a few years ago.MJD,that is one nice Farmall powered by propane.


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what is truck model and axle rating.king pin measurement would be helpful

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Oh man, I must have been tired last night. It is a 1948 two ton. If anyone had a part number that would be great. I can't even see the king pins mentioned in the build book I bought.


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Hey Super55, The G.M. Part No. for standard king pins for your truck is, 3691111. For .010 oversize king pins, for your truck, the prt. no. is, 3694969. Send me a private message, for a dealer, & Ph. No. for these king pins.


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I probably have a king pin set for that truck. [email protected]

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Thanks everyone for the information. I am going to really try and get this truck road worthy by father's day, but it all depends on the weather. I am working on an exposed slab.


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