its a 1990 , i see your in ellensburg glenn , this truck will spent most of its time in ellensburg area , my brother is actually moviing up there next week
So me and my brother just picked up our new tow rig, its a international 4600
we have some big plans for it , were thinking crewcab with a flatbed (already found the crewcab body but have yet to go see it and go talk em down on the price) , then were gonna get some alcoas on it. engine and...
yea thats what i was thinking , how do you fix this problem , replace the fuel lines? there is another chevy like this one im looking at and has the same problem
figured so much , the only good thing about dodge is the cummins , the only good thing about chevy is the alison , and ford well it just looks better than dodge and chevy except i like the old chevys :awesomework::D
ok thanks i am wanting to know for sure that its gonna be 80 , im am currently sitting at 87" , on dana 60 , 42" tire , i am changing out the hub system to get to 80" or shorter
so any new info on the width restrictions ? did it officially get signed by the ranger to be 80" ? talking to some people and i keep hearing 76" ? what about NACHES trails anything on them?
yea , cummins in both would be better , in the ford im gonna end up doing a cummins / allison swap in the near future thats already the plan but not sure when cause the motor in the ford has only 125k and a long way to go
i dont think i could do that , i like my ford to much , plus im a ford guy , but i have always liked the old chevys / gmcs , eventually im gonna do a cummins/allison swap in the ford :awesomework:
here is a pic of the ford
yea i actually wanted to keep it , but my uncle really needs/wants a truck , so i figured i would give it him , i already have me a 95 f350 dually crewcab 4x4 with a powerstroke in it
I just picked this up today , i got it for my uncle , was gonna be mine but being the nice guy i am gave it up to him .:awesomework: its a 1990 chevy v30 crewcab dually 4x4 , engine caught fire , intention is to put a cummins in it