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I went and looked at the new truck today not a 58 or a 59 it’s a 57 6400 good cab rusty doors and front fenders but over all not a bad truck. Now all I have to do is get it home and get rid of all the tires in the bed and the ones on the truck for that matter.
This truck is complete with a 261 six SM420 transmission and a 2spd rear-end pretty much the same truck as my 56 with a little longer wheel base. Not sure what to do with it yet guess I’ll figure that out after getting it home and cleaning it up a bit. Well just wanted to share it with the guys going to hit the hay now good night all.
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just add it to the collection, you can find a use for it later


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just add it to the collection, you can find a use for it later
What he said. After all, you need to build up your cylinder index!! grin wink


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I've been meaning to ask; what's a cylinder index?


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It used to be explained on here somewhere; not sure if it is anymore. Basically, what it is, you add up the cylinders on all the internal combustion engines you own (including lawn mowers, weed eaters, Bolts, etc.--everything). The higher the number, the greater your self worth, i.e. your manhood!! grin grin

It originated on a Minneapolis/St. Paul radio station. Check out www.garagelogic.com


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Huh when I bring the 57 home that will make my cyclinder index 69. Wow had never thought about how many pistons and rods where flying around here.


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It used to be explained on here somewhere; not sure if it is anymore. Basically, what it is, you add up the cylinders on all the internal combustion engines you own (including lawn mowers, weed eaters, Bolts, etc.--everything). The higher the number, the greater your self worth, i.e. your manhood!! grin grin

It originated on a Minneapolis/St. Paul radio station. Check out www.garagelogic.com
Do they have to run to count in the index or just be there??


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Hey,HevyHauler,
I just got a 57 6500 out of Walla Walla with an 18' dump bed. Not quite the dumptruck like your but I think it will work perfect. Tri5

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Right on Tri5 I should be going to retrieve the 57 Sunday well tomorrow with any luck.
The 64 is getting new wheels and shoes on Wednesday Accuride 22.5s P/N 28160 and a set of the same that I put on the 56 for tires. Almost 3 grand but with the old 8 1/4 20s I was having a flat repair at least one a week plus I will gain 2" in dia. that will help with the top end speed a little.
I have picked up the 496 stoker motor for the 56 that should be quite the motor. The 56 has a long was to go but it's coming along.


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More toys? Dang, must be nice to have a place with room to expand! :p

I was wishin I had the bones to pickup the 2ton '56 flatbed here in town, but 2500 to get some parts for my dump is a bit steep for me.


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didn't see where it specified running or not for the CI

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They don't have to run. All you have to do is HAVE them!! smile grin


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