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PostPosted: Thu May 11, 2006 6:21 pm 
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got the old girl running again. sat for several years or more with original owner not able to keep maintance up. I got it from his estate after his death. needed good tune-up and new clutch..its a blast to drive! 68k miles with 4 speed od. short box. bare bones, reminds me of the old A-100 trk I had that had a slant in it. ( I foolishly attempted a rear-engine 392 swap in it) had bought 2 Hemis (392) for $800 dolars. All I need to do to this truck is change OLD oil- and try to adjust the steering wheel play. just had to share- Gene SRX4401979@aol.com


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Good to hear another one is back on the road. Hey, I don't blame you for trying that rear Hemi engine idea. Sounds cool! (Far out kustom, man!)

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PostPosted: Fri May 12, 2006 4:57 am 
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thanks- it was a 'fun' idea..but alot of work. running power thru a inverted transfer case and running rear axle in reverse. but never got that far- did get to almost getting motor in rear (boxed frame-moved wheel wells/axle to rear ect..) It ended up in scrap yard. but the A-100 had a plaque on dash saying..us department of navy ect..I should never have butchered it! and it originally had a slant 6 too!. oh well- another lesson learned. I foolishly let a yellow AAR go for $1400 dollars once too- uggg Gene


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PostPosted: Fri May 12, 2006 6:11 am 
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try to adjust the steering wheel play
Check for bad ball joints, wheel bearings, tierod end, etc before you mess with the adjustment on the steering box.

Got to love an old six powered truck!

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