looking good I like the color
Dale
Nice lookin project
Did your motor come out of an industrial setup and not a dodge setup? I think the dodge vs. industrial setups had a different coolant elbow. Im not sure on this though. Might be something to look into.
On your water inlet, I'd cut the stock dodge bracket and weld a cast elbow on it to get it to fit without cutting the frame a lot. I have some industrial inlets that might work but you will have to change some other things if you want to go that route. Your truck looks good! Hopefully this summer we can start my Dad's 47.
On your water inlet, I'd cut the stock dodge bracket and weld a cast elbow on it to get it to fit without cutting the frame a lot. I have some industrial inlets that might work but you will have to change some other things if you want to go that route. Your truck looks good! Hopefully this summer we can start my Dad's 47.
No matter what route I go with the water outlet, I will have a frame modification to make somewhere. With the set up I have, I can french a half-pipe into the frame and go with it. It will work out great. Going to need to take a break from it for a while. Gotta prep for my tax accountant this week, then business should really start to ramp up next week and I'm going to be running non stop.
More details on your Dad's '47?
We got it for him for his birthday last year and he has been slowly gathering parts for it. We're still waiting for the title for it. He needs a LH front fender and some grill trim if you know of any extra. LOL The plan is to put a 10 lug D70 in the rear with 19.5's and air ride suspension. The front is getting a front suspension from a 76 C30 with air bags too I think. It'll have a P-pumped 12v and an A518 for the time beeing. It's just going to be a cruiser for him. Unless he changes his mind. LOL
Glad to see your still at it.
Do yourself a favor and soundproof everything you can while all the firewall and floor is bare, wish I would of years ago when I did my conversion.