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You all seem to understand us old truck nuts, so here goes. My dad gave my 3 year old son a 1949
Dodge pickup that has not run since 1967. I need websites to look at pitcures of trucks like "My dodge" as he calls it. I also need part sources. Is there a site like this one but dedicated to old dodges? He is only 3 but is a certified truck nut. If it makes you all feel beter, he also has whats left of his Great Grandfathers 53 GMC. Thanks for understanding.

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Buddy of mine had one of those--comical truck. I like that boxy body. He rebuilt the flathead to the tune of $7500--took 3 years and I never thought he would get all the parts together. Truck never would go over 40--might want to consider a more modern power plant but your choice. cool


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Easy! Go to Google select Google Images and type in 1949 Dodge.


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VINTAGE DODGE TRUCKS

This guy has a nice 50 Dodge and great Vintage Dodge links....hope this gets you started. grin .........g

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A friend of mine used to have one of those with a hemi in it. Don't know what ever happened to it.


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What little I have stumbled on about Dodges is here:

http://woogeroo.home.mindspring.com/autolinks/trucks.html

then look under the following(scroll down):

Dodge Truck Parts

Dodge Truck Resource Pages

Multiple makes - truck parts:

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Hey Blu, I looked some stuff up for a buddy of mine the other day, and found this www.robertsmotorparts.com I think this is where he ordered his stuff from. Somebody told me to also look at vintagepowerwagons.com, hemmings.com, and antiquedodgeparts.com The phone# for Robertsmotorparts is 978 363 5407. Hope this helps you out.

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look here: http://www.merc583.addr.com/pilothouse/index.html

Cut and paste into your browser address bar.

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hey norse,,,nice site,,, thanks for the tip...Fred


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