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#845244 04/20/2012 2:26 PM
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Hello
Purchased a 59 Apache. (Parts truck} has a 6 cylinder, 235? (Pic in Photobucket under signature heading Past bought and sold projects} Question is, will the starter an
stomp peddle bolt into my 55 which has a 66
283 and original 4 speed? Any and all input will be helpful! Thanks


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V8 trucks didn't use the stomp starter.

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It's possible to fabricate a pseudo-stomper by using a push button switch and a home-made pedal, but it wouldn't be original for a V8 truck to have a foot starter. Some people do that when installing a 230/250/292 engine in place of an earlier 6 cylinder engine.
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This is further proving my 55 was pieced togather! AS I have figured out, the cab (by door plate) is 58-59, and has hole for stomp peddle. Fender emblems,3200 are long box and it is definatly a short box frame. V-8 emblems may or may not have beed added. There for the confusion, about the starter peddle set up. Did not know about starter peddle - V-8 not going together. Thanks for input!


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all the TF cabs had the floor hole, if it was a V8 truck there was a small metal plug installed in it .... factory V8 trucks would also have the engine mount brackets riveted to the front cross member

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