Engine rebuild

[trreed]

Then it isn't necessary at all.  That can be pulled off.

[BBHD]

Thought of this thread after seeing this in Golden, CO

[01cummins4ever]

I saw that truck yesterday on my way out of Denver, sets at a shop right off  I 70. late 40’s  Ford it looks like,   

 

I wonder if it’s got a Cummins 

[BBHD]

It's a late 40's early 50's Ford( my brain fart!)with I believe a little CAT and an Allison. It also has rear steer and can side walk taking up two lanes. I'm hoping to get a close look at it parked somewhere during a cruise weekend in Golden. 

Edited April 23, 2018 by BBHD
Brain fart!

[Royal Squire]

Pretty certain a Ford cab and fenders, but could be wrong. 

[trreed]

Y’all are talking about the one at 5R Trucks huh. 

[Dieselfuture]

Beauty of a truck, looks like 2.5 ton axles too. Easy to make all wheel steer. 

[BBHD]

9 hours ago, Dieselfuture said:

Beauty of a truck, looks like 2.5 ton axles too. Easy to make all wheel steer. 

It has it 

[Bacon Creek Metal]

I found when we built the engine in my bride's dually that the gasket kit from Cummins was the most expensive part.  ($1,000-ish iirc)

the bearings and hard parts were super reasonable.

 

If you have mechanical ability, I would recommend building it yourself.  They are basic and stout.

[Bacon Creek Metal]

And building an engine is fun and super rewarding when you are towing your load over a hill and passing cars like you are empty...….

[Mopar1973Man]

I was cutting my teeth on Mopar 318 and 360 CID for rebuilds and Chevy 350 CID for fun.