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    chevy 3100 window

    If you got a once piece window glass (no vent) Try LMC truck http://www.lmctruck.com/ I can get the glass for my 47 truck for $40. This is just the glass though you'll have to take the old frame apart and put it on the new glass.
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    1959 C60 speed

    Can't say about a 1959 but my 1947 has a top speed of 49, governed at 2900 however I prefer to run it at about 40-45 because the engine just sound like it's tuning to fast. I've never had her completely loaded down But I had a ton in it one time and she took some nice steep hills and didn't drop...
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    Old chevy Inline six

    It has four bolts on the sides of the valve cover but I thought two upper bolts made it a newer engine.
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    Old chevy Inline six

    NO it"s a 6500 I believe. What ever is equivalent to a two ton, however the engine could have came out of anything...
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    Old chevy Inline six

    No, but just went. Serial numbers aren"t complete only thing that is complete is casting numbers... Why is that anyway? You"d think as far as records go that serial numbers would be a lot more important than a casting numbers... I guess I"ll just have to break down and pull the starter out of...
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    Old chevy Inline six

    I"m having a bit of a problem finding out what year my engine is. The engine is in a 1947 2 ton truck however I have several reasons to believe it isn"t the original one. The Serial number is FII2L (maybe F112L) -That number doesn"t match the year of truck -The radiator was moved forward...
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    oliver 1850

    I am thinking about buying a oliver 1850 with a 6 cyl gas motor I plan to use this as my workhorse to plow, disk small fields to grow silage.I want to know how bad these were on gas? thanks Ron
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    NEED Track for my HD5 Dozer- urgent

    They wouldn"t by chance have an Allis M parts. I"m looking for a clutch and over haul kit. Last guy I talked to that was supposed to have info told me I"m better off scrapping it. I wanted to come over the counter and ring the guys neck. Allis Chalmers never die!
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