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Old 08-11-20, 18:27
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Old 13-11-20, 23:42
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Thanks for the link, love the colourful language !
That is an early C30, no sling plates, early steering wheel, early dash and whilst she was turning over, sounded just like my Chevy C15.
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Old 14-11-20, 00:06
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I believe it’s a C60s, the C30 doesn’t have helper springs where this truck does.
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Old 14-11-20, 09:09
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Old 14-11-20, 22:43
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Hi yeo NT,
Could be a C60 S, but that depends upon the wheel size and steering knuckle size.
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Old 14-11-20, 22:48
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I'm certainly not trying to provoke anything, but isn't that exactly what you have to do to start a Ford after sitting, well not 30 years, but like overnight?
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Old 14-11-20, 22:52
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I'm certainly not trying to provoke anything, but isn't that exactly what you have to do to start a Ford after sitting, well not 30 years, but like overnight?
What, sit around and drink beer? I'll give that a try.
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Old 14-11-20, 23:23
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I'm certainly not trying to provoke anything, but isn't that exactly what you have to do to start a Ford after sitting, well not 30 years, but like overnight?
Tsk tsk...the jealousy. Bruce: We are sorry you had to settle on GM products. Perhaps it is just a regional thing, or you are a sucker for punishment. At least you have the one carrier with a mighty Ford V8 in it. Out this way, it seems like Ford is the more common CMP to find, although they were worked hard for about 50 years.
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Howling with laughter, here! A bit colourful, but the accents make me feel right at home.
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Old 15-11-20, 22:20
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I believe it’s a C60s, the C30 doesn’t have helper springs where this truck does.
Certain versions of the C30 DID have helper springs, LAAT being one of them. Interesting inner door pressings as well
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Hi yeo NT,
Could be a C60 S, but that depends upon the wheel size and steering knuckle size.
See this thread for the variations in configuration:

http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...184#post202184
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