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#440262 08/09/2008 10:19 PM
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getting ready for next year to start getting my frame done for my panel truck, was just wondering how many have hot rodded there's. plans are a ifs front end putting in a 283 i'm building up for it going to box the frame at the front till the firewall and then back at the rear, getting a nova 10 bolt rear for it i just can't wait till the frame is back on it's new wheels then i'll fell like i got something done

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I'm not that familiar with the Art Deco trucks like yours but
most of it is pretty straight forward stuff, or modifications, but one thing to watch is engine placement so that the distributor is not against the firewall to prevent having ot modify it.



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Mine is having minor alterations to it but will still be a stovebolt inline 6. Same old tranny and torque tube.

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Change that rearend gearing to 3.55 or you will have a "Parade Only" vehicle. Too slow to be safe on the highway.

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Hey 46Panel if you send me an e mail I'll try to help you out. I've got a '46 Panel, 350/TH400, narrowed 9", 18" tires under the body, M-II frontend.


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