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    what is a running take out motor to you

    For a running motor I expect something that I can use with out rebuilding.
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    1957-1958 Dodge pickups

    What year is your truck I do not think 57 and 58 doors interchange.
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    1961 Chevy Apache C10/Old Iron Engine Lift

    Try posting it on the stovebolt forums they have a classified section. http://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=cfrm&c=3 also post the location of the truck
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    Plymouth truck

    here is a link to a 41 plymouth truck http://auto.howstuffworks.com/1941-plymouth-pt-125.htm
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    50's era tow truck

    I have a 59 Dodge w200 (3/4 ton) that has a manley winch it is a electric power ran off a 12 volt dc motor. I purchased the truck from a service station that had it in use since the early 60's. also have a 60 dodge truck D300 (1 ton) that has the tow hoist ran with a PTO and a shaft chain as...
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    727 Torqueflite Dipstick length

    Not sure if this will help but I have a 76 d100 318 engine with the 727 trans. From the tip to top of handle 21-3/4" also from tip to 1st bump where cap is about 18"
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    1955 Dodge C1 Rear end swap

    here is a chart with some infor that may help http://www40.addr.com/~merc583/mopar/p15pdf/mopar_axle_sizes.pdf
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    NO IDEA $$$ 1972 CHEVY SHORTBED LOADED OPTIONS

    I would not pay more then $800. and that is if it has a good engine
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    1950 dodge b 2 c

    Kyle you need to visit the Dodge Pilot-House form at http://www430.pair.com/p15d24/mopar_forum/forumdisplay.php?f=8
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    GMC Vin decoding

    Try this link http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cb/full.aspx?Page=10
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    Tire size vs speedometer reading

    Try this link for a tire size mph calculator you mahy have to scroll down a little http://home.netcom.com/~sgalaba/tiresize.htm
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    48 dodge 1/2 ton p/u bedsides available

    Location ?
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    1968 C60 brake problems

    While not familiar with this truck I am a little confused that you put brake fluid in and cannot find the mc. However if the system was dry when you put the fluid in you will still need to bleed the brakes to get the air out and get a good pedal. However after 5 years there is a good chance...
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    1973 GMC 6000 Wrecker wheels

    Are they actual split rim most of the 60's 70's trucks are lock ring. Which is a big difference from a split rim. But in any case a real truck shop should be able to do the swap for you.
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    1953 Dodge pickup parts

    The master cylinder you can get most auto parts stores
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