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Old 17-10-12, 05:23
Harry Moon Harry Moon is offline
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Looks Great Gary, nice to see those pics!
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Old 17-10-12, 21:56
Phil Waterman Phil Waterman is offline
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Hi Gary

Good to see you are taking photos as you start your restoration. There is no such thing as to many photos. They are an invaluable tool both to you and to other trying to reassemble or figure out whats missing.

With the thousands of photos I've taken over the years working on my CMP I keep finding things that I wished I'd taken a photo of while something was apart.

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Old 12-11-12, 03:11
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nice, i like to see pics like that.

question: what is that loop for (circled in red), looks like an handle of sort, i have the remains on the floor of a pivot that might be part of that...
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Old 12-11-12, 03:20
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The intent of the handle is to let the passenger hold on for dear life and keep from flying up to smash his skull on the roof as the driver goes over bumps much too fast (these trucks don't have very soft springs or cushy seats). It is sometimes called the Jesus handle after the words cried by the passenger over every bump. Also sometimes the "Oh shit" handle.
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Old 12-11-12, 03:40
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The intent of the handle is to let the passenger hold on for dear life and keep from flying up to smash his skull on the roof as the driver goes over bumps much too fast (these trucks don't have very soft springs or cushy seats). It is sometimes called the Jesus handle after the words cried by the passenger over every bump. Also sometimes the "Oh shit" handle.
hahaha !! so funny....thanks for the info.
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