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Hi, I have 2, 2 ton AD trucks, one is a 49 and the other is a 52. Bought for the cabs to make rat rod. are the front fenders different from the 1/2 ton, 3/4 ton. Bob

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Yes. So are the hoods and grills. 1-ton is the same as smaller trucks, everything else is larger.


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Hood and grills Too? Man, I guess I am in the market for those too. Bob


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If you are not using the 2 Ton front sheetmetal, they should be easy to sell. You can buy it new for the smaller trucks but not for the larger ones.


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Thanks, good to know! Bob


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Does any one know what the front clips or sheet metal parts are worth, not perfect but not bad, no rust through or bad dents, just the on the farm bruises. Have two trucks, and the front metal can go. Also, is the hood latch plate and radiator , inside fenders the same. Bob

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I expect they are worth less than 1/2 through 1 ton stuff in the same shape, folks don't seem as interested in the big stuff. I know I've picked up probably more than I'll ever need of great rust free and even NOS big bolt sheet metal for not a lot of money.

About all you can do is offer it for sale at a price you're comfortable with and see what happens, then adjust the price accordingly if necessary.

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Wow ,
Hey, does the radiator and hood latch plate and inner fenders from the big stuff work for a 1/2 ton?
And by the way I really do appreciate the wonderful help I have found here. Bob


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Bob, would be willing to trade you 2 ton stuff for your 1/2 ton if you need. They are still in Wisconsin.

Here are a few pics - its a 6400 front clip on my 3100.

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Hi Scott,
I have 2-2tons now and need 1/2 stuff. Maybe I read your post wrong, but sounds like we are in the same boat. Bob


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I thought you were looking for big bolt stuff. I have the larger big-bolt clip on there now as I needed the wider front fenders to cover the much wider tires and to go with the wider rear fenders.


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Bobb -- To answer your questions about the hood latch plate and the inner fenders -- the big bolt ones are different (bigger/different shape) from the little Bolt ones. Sheet metal wise, the only parts that interchange are the cab and the two doors. And the hood hinges wink You're out of Schlitz on the rest of it.

Why not keep it as a big bolt? Look at what Grigg is doing to his 2-ton -- WAY cool and very interesting.

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Thank you John,
That is what I needed to know. Everyone is so helpful here. But one more, is the radiator the same?
Also I have two 2-tons and may fix one as such. And then modify the one I pull the cab on to be a fifth wheel dump trailer. or sell it for that. Bob

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Originally Posted by Alaskabobb
..is the radiator the same?
The larger AD trucks have thicker radiator cores but will interchange with the small truck radiators.
I think you'll be better off with the 2 ton radiator in whatever you plan to build.

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Thank you Grigg.


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