Backroad, truck hunting pics

[scrapdaddy]

Working the M37

[rxinhed]

Now, what?

I found a W500 in one of my approved parking locations. I have no idea about the year, power, etc.



As to my W400, I have acquired some Thorley headers, a fuel tank, lift springs for the suspension, seating parts from a Ramcharger (converting to bucket seats), replaced the bent front bumper with a Ramsey bumper and winch, and removed the rack. Still a work in progress...

[KRB64]

About time!

Now what?

[rxinhed]

The W400 arrived today.



Rack has to go, but I love the clearance lights!



Yeah!

[kz1000]

Found this is PA this week and it too followed me home, 1941 open cab with all (most) parts stored in barn.

[kz1000]

[kz1000]

Great Thread, good to see it active again.

[KRB64]

Wow, Merry Christmas!

I'm green with envy. A W400 is one of the many models on my wish list...

[rxinhed]

The deal has been struck. Once I fund the purchase, I can bring this nice W400 home.

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Returning home from yet another trip from Lake Almanor, I spied another neat Power Wagon:

[BurgPW]

Dually bed

Found this 1957 Dodge D200 in Oregon a couple weeks back. I guess it's for sale, flat six runs but has a crack someplace allowing water into exhaust manifold. I wanted the brackets in front of the rear fenders but no go.

Has anyone seen this truck around lately? I'm looking for this bed or one like it. Keep your eyes out please.

[rxinhed]

Further contributing to this photo thread, but not with Dodge trucks this time. I believe these are International or White, but more knowledgeable folks a free to correct me (please). Ladies and Gentlemen, some old soldiers:

[Alxj64]

So what was the out come on the 3/4 ton Carryall?

Those are beautiful trucks! Made my heart flutter seeing the picture!

[rxinhed]

@KRB64 - The gent who owns the lot the precious W400 is on has been trying to reach his 'buddy' since July last year. The truck has been left and unwanted since 2008. I've made lots of face time during my visits to the truck, talking with the landowner and his 96yo dad. Slow process, and I'm still working on it (and the RC). Sometimes we wait for what we want and desire, patiently.

[CSCameron]

So what was the out come on the 3/4 ton Carryall?