I thought this worked out good. The switch for the heater fits up where the THROTLLE cable was. The pull out that came with the heater switch fits this old chromed knob w/setscrew. Now its NOT mounted under the dash on a cable bracket. The heater works well. I have the stock heater on the defrost vents. Both on the fuse block. ACC
~ BD. "You won't find me in an old folks home" Pioneer Florida Cracker 1958 Apache Stepside 1958 Apache 1/2 ton Panel 1959 Apache 1/2 ton Panel
here is the spare in my 59 panel. I doubt it would have fit under there if the dual exhaust was not mounted under the wheel wells outside the leaf springs
~ BD. "You won't find me in an old folks home" Pioneer Florida Cracker 1958 Apache Stepside 1958 Apache 1/2 ton Panel 1959 Apache 1/2 ton Panel
I`m gonna swap out this sm 319 for a saginaw 3 speed. Picking it up from the legend Larry Richards The original "Outlaw". Nice fella. I`ll just have to modify the shift mounting bracket but he has extra brackets. joeverdegan.com/larry-richards-an-original-grand-national-outlaw/ www.facebook.com/reel/1653768723068617
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~ BD. "You won't find me in an old folks home" Pioneer Florida Cracker 1958 Apache Stepside 1958 Apache 1/2 ton Panel 1959 Apache 1/2 ton Panel
I`ll have to weld on and extend that one bracket eyelet to mount the shifter bracket to the side cover. The trany will push my shifter location back about 3/4 inch which is no big deal. Got the old one out today. Larry was telling about those muncie sm 318/319 and the difference between those and the saginaw. He would not want to work on the muncies. Larry is 71 now and still working hard. He rebuilds these 3 speeds and 4 speeds for racing and driving and ships to Milwaukee 10 or 12 at a time.
I should have it running tomorrow. The sm 319 sounded like the bearing seal was or gone bad.
~ BD. "You won't find me in an old folks home" Pioneer Florida Cracker 1958 Apache Stepside 1958 Apache 1/2 ton Panel 1959 Apache 1/2 ton Panel