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David
Time old question I know - but where did you get those good looking tires? Much better than the Israeli implement tires that I have! |
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Hi David,
A helpful young man named Eric at Carroll Tire here in Dallas,(800-442-1629), managed to get a few of these into the US for me. Probably a one-shot deal, but there are still eight of them in a warehouse in Georgia that I didn't buy. Carroll Tire is a wholesale outlet, but if you could get a tire dealer in your area to inquire, I'm sure something could be worked out... Thanks, David |
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Hi,
Got back in the saddle this weekend on the C8 restoration and had a question about these storage boxes. They came down to Texas with the C8 along with a lot of cab 13 parts and a rusty 2B1 rear body. These boxes appear to fit under the rear of the 2B1 body. Their inside dimensions are 13 1/4" long x 10 3/4 wide x 6 1/4 tall. Would this be a purpose-built box to hold a 2 gallon POL can, or are they just generic storage boxes? Thanks, David |
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Good boxes there David.
A bit of sand blasting or wire wheel and perfect. They were intended for one 2 gal. POW can each. I have heard some people refer to them as chain lockers but I think that is inaccurate. Bob C.
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada |
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Thanks, Bob!
Now I can actually have two original pieces of CMP equipment installed on my rear body. Will sandblast the pair and make a new door for the missing one, install them and proceed. Thanks again for the info. David Last edited by David DeWeese; 22-05-11 at 17:21. Reason: removed B.S. |
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Hi,
Had a free day to make the missing door, hinges and latch for one of my storage boxes. Were small padlocks used on these to secure the doors, or some sort of pin/clip? Thanks, David |
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These things always tended to be issued with padlocks, which probably walked within five minutes of them being issued.
Gordon
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