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ColoradoCabin |
02-01-2012 @ 6:28 PM
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Thanks Tom...great site and source of material.
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TomO |
01-30-2012 @ 8:12 AM
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Sorry that I forgot to paste the link. Here it is http://www.norgv8club.org/norg/index.php/headliner-newsletters-and-tech-tips
Tom
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ColoradoCabin |
01-29-2012 @ 8:33 AM
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Guess if I had done a Google search I could have found it.. Thanks again...got it and will browse it for sure. Charlie
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ColoradoCabin |
01-29-2012 @ 8:25 AM
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Thanks for the info Tom...your note didn't have the link to NORG... Charlie
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TomO |
01-27-2012 @ 7:22 AM
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Charlie, I don't have a 37 chassis parts catalog, but the Green Book shows that your torque tube attachment for the emergency brake attachment is correct. Here is a link to the NORG website. They have the Green book online. The brake diagrams start on page 17. I hope that this helps you.
Tom
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ColoradoCabin |
01-27-2012 @ 6:32 AM
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Thanks Tom...I appreciate the input and guess I will have to find another '37 Pickup to take pictures of to create my own "Illustrated Parts Catalog"... Anyone having such an item I would appreciate a note. Charlie
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TomO |
01-26-2012 @ 7:20 AM
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I don't think that there was a separate chassis parts catalog for the 37 trucks. The trucks were usually included in the Chassis Parts catalog. The same goes for body parts. That said, the parts catalogs do not have very good illustrations on the correct way to assemble a vehicle. Good sources for parts manuals are literature dealers that advertise in Hemmings or Club members that have sold their vehicles.
Tom
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ColoradoCabin |
01-26-2012 @ 6:57 AM
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I didn't see a reply to the original question about a '37 Pickup illustrated parts manual. I have the same problem...a pieced together botched up restoration that I bought and am having problems replacing parts. Would like to know where the back end of the emergency brake cable attaches...it was welded onto the driveshaft tube. Also it seems the cable I ordered is to short if it originally atached there.
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37pickupford |
03-28-2011 @ 4:53 PM
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I went out and looked when I got home from work tonight. The numbers are there on the frame. I think if I carefully sand the paint it will leave the stamped numbers.
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supereal |
03-24-2011 @ 8:21 PM
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It is likely that sandblasting removed the numbers. If you look for the others further back on the frame or under the body, use a Scotchbrite pad and rub the top of the frame rail lightly.
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