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#68343 11/08/2006 12:19 PM
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The wheel base on an Art Deco(1/2 ton) is listed as 115 inch wheel base. Thats wheel to wheel. If you dont mind me asking-What is the width of the rear axle and the front axle? I need the measurement from one end of the break drum to the other end, and shouldnt the front length be the same as the back? Please help me out..thanks

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Hy packhorse32, I can only find tread width spec.s at the moment, front is 56 3/8" rear is 59 1/4", hope that helps.

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It does 3B thanks tons...

#68346 11/11/2006 12:07 PM
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After a bit of research and much help from other stovebolters I was able to find that the Dodge Dakota comes out ahead as being the closest in matching wheel base and track width.
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1946 Chevy ½ ton truck= 115 inch wheel base, rear track width 59and 1/4inch or 60 and 3/8 inch, Front track width 57 and 21/32 inch or 56 and 9/16 inch.

1997 Dodge Dakota truck reg. cab=112 inch wheel base, Rear track width is 61.5 inches or 62.5 inches, and front track width is 60.8 or 61.5 inches.

1982-2004 Chevy s-10 wheel base is 118 inches for the fleetside standard cab longbed, but the track width is 47. 5- 49 inches.

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You really need to check those track width figures for an S-10...


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#68348 11/12/2006 6:02 AM
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Yeah your right oldsub-the front is reading different. I am getting diffrent numbers on the HAMB and one here too.


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