Four flat tires. Fit with a hatch and tailgate to replace original ambulance doors.
My high school teacher said he saw a car with flat tires and grass growing up around it as a for sale sign. Grass doesn’t grow through concrete very well.
Anyone know who owns this 40 series? Worst dry rot I’ve ever seen on tires.
Was a diesel. Still has badge on grill. No engine currently. I’d like to track down the owner and see what they have planned… or if they’d sell it.
It wouldn't surprise me of some new 40s weren't much better than that when they rolled of the assembly line... they are essentially tractors after all. The finishing work on the hood spears wasn't exactly precision work. I wouldn't be surprised...
Added another to the herd. This was a customers truck, we did many projects for him including a fresh hub to hub disc brake axle w/powder-coated parts, 3FE (a local shop installed) in front of an new H55F/split-case (with park-brake) we built...
I’d watched there build when they first started and was very impressed. I hadn’t seen much more till I read about the accident. Coincidentally, we were passing through Nelson at the time.
Even though I had never met them in person, I feel a sense...
FWIW: Being that I run 32" tires and upgraded my 3rd members to 3.70 gears, my speedometer was obviously off. So after installing the new 3rds, I did a few test runs using GPS speeds vs the OEM speedometer. I took the GPS speed and divided by...
Pretty tough loosing two good friends in a off road accident just in their early 30s, freak accident that led them to a 600 plus foot bank on which they rolled.
One good thing that came from driving across the province and back for a second time this summer is that I was able to bring home enough stainless steel to repair both my floor and 1/4 panels. This piece is about 4’x6’ and I’ve got three more...
Nah it's not going anywhere. Fuel cost for return from Trail to Victoria was around $220. Highway was usually around 17.5 l/100 km. Best, around Calgary was around 15 l/100 km. The more I consider it, the stronger my belief is that the ring...
On the fence a bit... $350 for bearings, $400-550 for gears (if they are needed), and will likely need drums with next rear brake job (Last time it was about $700 for everything).
Considering a Sterling 10.5 Axle swap if I can find one the...
Well... the Ambo's Dana 70 wants some TLC. The Pinion bearings are worn out. I'd bet the carrier bearings aren't any better.
Left a message at IWE rear ends only.
Waiting for a call back from West Shore Spring.
Bumper to bumper - no dice.
Lordco...