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24-02-09, 01:41
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Eric
If you want those pics PM me your Email address. Bob Thanks so much for the nice words, Ya I think you have it all right, the lever next to the doghouse is not connected just sitting there as its the original lever for the homemade one coming thru the floor behind the shifter I think, 2 speed transfer case, thats interesting, is this not OEM ?
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24-02-09, 01:54
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The 15 cwts all came with the single speed transfer case. Yours was probably rigged up for rugged back country use hence the 20" tires and two speed transfer case. It would help quite a bit when you ventured too near the muskeg. Been there. Done that. Sometimes a long cable and tow vehicle are the only way out.
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24-02-09, 04:49
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To hump or not......
Eric.....
The Hump on the hood those not guarantee that's it a bell wringer from Notre Dame...... you would need more thana hump to make is a F22.... take a pciture of the radiator with the hood open...... and a close up of the steering box...... give us a count on the number of bolt on the egg cup flange on the front axle...... On the extra lever on the passenger side..... probably a local make shift when the 2 speed T-case was installed..... see attache picture of the original 2 speed shift tower..... the tower is on the extreme left..... this was the transplanted 2 speed T-case tower installed in my cab 11..... BooBee
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24-02-09, 05:12
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Comments any one ???
Any Frud Phurd Radiator experts out there......
Front axle flange looks like the small F15a axle to me. ....according to bolt count..... Front sterring box.....???? BooBee
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada
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24-02-09, 13:16
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HI Bob,
Here a pic i found tha you could see the power stering and bolt it that ok  the power stering is not the same as Terry 
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Eric Thibodeau 1942 willys Jeep
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25-02-09, 00:35
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Hi,
Anyone have a idea for my truck is a F22
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Eric Thibodeau 1942 willys Jeep
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28-02-09, 01:52
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Congratulations, I think
Truck looks great.
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28-02-09, 03:42
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Left hand front frame holes
Were these made in left hand drive versions as in one of the pics you can see the holes for the clutch and brake pedal pivot mounting?
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Terry F30 13 Cab CMP Morris Commercial C8
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28-02-09, 03:52
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Lhd
Quote:
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