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#653086 06/07/2010 10:25 PM
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With a lot of reading through these forums and a couple of others, I gained the courage to get this truck back on the road. It is a long way from being finished but it has had its cam break in and it will soon be ready for a test drive. My son shot this video. You will notice it is sporting one of Tom's cast iron split header. smile

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Hey, that is cool. I've got my 65's bed looking the same way. the video is great I need to get some pics also. have fun Brett

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what master cylinder have you used

terry munday #653604 06/09/2010 9:56 PM
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i used the master cylinder out of an 83 half ton. I also used the complete front crossmember from that same truck. I am using drop spindles and springs.

gtbrain #653922 06/11/2010 3:35 AM
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didyou change rearend or axles? also steering box?

terry munday #653967 06/11/2010 12:37 PM
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Looks and sounds great.


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terry munday #654554 06/14/2010 1:49 AM
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Originally Posted by terry munday
didyou change rearend or axles? also steering box?

yes the rearend is from an 83 1/2 ton. I also used the complete front crossmember from the 83. It was an easy bolt in with just drilling out a couple new holes. And yes the steering box came from the 83 donor too. I added drop spindles and springs up front with lowering springs for the rear.

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thank you for the info. also did you have any trouble attaching the master cylinder?

terry munday #654955 06/15/2010 5:27 PM
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No trouble at all. It bolted right up. I did have to modify the push rod some.

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Here is mine.



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