1949 Fargo Truck Restoration Update

Max, she looked bloody awesome at Dubbo, mate. An absoulte credit to you.

Andy

Well wheres the picture for the rest of us to see, been watching the rebuild with great interest.

Trevor

I've got some Photos' Trevor.
But I'm not going to put them Up!
As they don't do Maxs effort true Justice...

AS Andy said,though.

VERY Bloody Impressive

Hi Max,

Good to see you at the Dubbo show and the top job you are doing on the Fargo. Well done mate! [smiley=thumbsup.gif] [smiley=thumbsup.gif] [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Jon

Hayseed

Like most pictures dont do justice, nothing better than seeing it with your own eyes!!

Im sure Max will have some happy snaps that he will contribute.


Trevor

Max

These are K bedford ones.






Trevor

HI all, finished the exterior of truck last night (not completely sure about my choice of mirror yet).....the rest came up pretty good. My wife and I went for a 40 mile drive this afternoon and held up traffic along Old Northern Road doing a very brisk 35 mph. By the time we got back the brakes (all new) even started to work (a little), the bullet proof paint I put on the exhaust manifold all burnt off. Apart from that all went very well.

Trevor, thanks for the info on the pedal boots, but the shafts are too thick for the Bedford ones. Desoto Dave and Slantie put me on to a web site in the US thats sells pedal seals for old dodges. They go under the floor and travel with the pedals.....they look to be the best seal I have seen yet.

I will post some photos when the interior is done and then I'm finished. I'll have nothing else to post. I'll have to find another project.

Cheers, Max

Max,

Looks really good and glad you made it to the Golden Oldies Truck Show.

Another project? Are they ever finished???

Great job on the restoration

Well done Max, very nice.