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I am interested in finding someone who will write an article, with photos, on the disassembly and rebuild of the single speed transfer case used in WWII Dodges.
Talk to me....
Talk to me....
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Power Wagon Advertiser monthly magazine, editor & publisher.
Why is it that the inside of old truck cabs smell so good? -
Gordon:
Please refer to emails on the weekend of July 17th.
Have started said article with delays.... -
Gotcha!Originally posted by Blisters View Post
Looking forward to receiving your article. You do good stuff.....Power Wagon Advertiser monthly magazine, editor & publisher.
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Thanks very much!
I hope to have it completed in a month or less.Comment
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Just bought a NOS gear and speedi-sleeves for the yokes...Comment
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Neat! Where did you get the gear?Originally posted by Blisters View PostPower Wagon Advertiser monthly magazine, editor & publisher.
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Vintage Power Wagons had a NOS one for less than $60.00 (don't want to quote the price in case they decide to change it later).Comment
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Case front about finished...Comment
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Neat photo!Originally posted by Blisters View PostPower Wagon Advertiser monthly magazine, editor & publisher.
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Speedi-Sleeve reference
Morning Gordon / Ken,
can you include the correct part number for the Speedi-Sleeve or Redi-Sleeve kit in the article for us foreigners please?
I need to sleeve a case yoke for the one that is going in the panel van and can't find the correct reference number anywhere. I may have to resort to measuring the thing - but that would be cheating.
(the other) GordonComment
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New Star (Canadian) brand #S-F199 (old part #99162), as sold to me by Vintage Power Wagons.Comment
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