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#610372 01/15/2010 9:56 PM
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Hello All,
I have what I think (heh) is a 1964 1/2 Shortbed, with a 230 CID straight six. In the past few weeks I have been redoing my wiring. I followed the sage advice I have read here and purchased the shop manuals, assembly manuals and even the parts books. Very helpful! I thought I had a Model C as it is two wheel drive. When I was doing my wiring I found this stray black wire in the "Instrument Cluster Connection" ..my wiring at least the dashboard seems to match the D-60 Model. Do I have a rare gem? (yes of course it's a Stovebolt!) Or is this a survive of triage ..in other words a Frankenstein..parts from other bodies? I have not been able to find a D60 definition. Your thoughts please!

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Joe aka The Forge Dude

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The Forge Dude #610386 01/15/2010 11:07 PM
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Joe,

The D60 was a 60 series 2 ton diesel truck.


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