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Hi All,
I was searching for heater diagrams yesterday and found some here, (Thank you "squeeze" for the info), so thought I'd join and contribute.

I have a '59 3200, BBW, long bed step-side, original V8 edition. It now has a SB400, 4sp, partially done interior, and natural copper patina over the original turquoise blue.
I'll get some pics soon.

Now starting the install of a rebuilt deluxe heater I've had laying around. I'll take pics of the parts and document the task.

Dave


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Welcome to the bolt. Yep, this time of year a good heater is "priority one".
Good luck and keep us posted.


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HEAT??????? I remember riding to school on my horse both ways up hill in a large snow storm. Huddled up in nothing but by 2 gen hand down cloths. Shoeswe not an opition yet. Stay warm Dave.

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Thanks for the welcome guys.
I have a horse story...
My first horse ride was in MN, cold and snowing. A friend of mine worked at a stable so he thought he picked and easy going mare for me. I didn't get 10 steps out of the stable before she slipped on the ice, feet went out from under her sideways, and landed on top of me. I was ok but horse was spooked so we got another. Proceeded to ride through the snow to our favorite watering hole and back, had some Canadian Club in a saddle bag too. That was our heater, ha!

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I've started my deluxe heater post here;
https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=902359#Post902359

Please let me know in that post if not too redundant and I should keep documenting.
Thanks,
Dave


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