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Mean Green

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  1. No title hurts it some states you can get titles with old registration cards or death certificate it should have a vin on the frame and a tag on the right door if you could get a paper title you can find new door tags that are unstamped it’s a short nose truck and concave cab so not much room to drive or work on it it looks like the front fenders are welded to everything else it has split rims and tube type tires that’s a big expense in it self to get tubeless rims and tires does it run and drive? I guess it depends on how big your budget is how good you are at fabrication and how bad you want it I would look at Craig’s list and marketplace to see what else is out there in my opinion it seems steep for something with no title and think of how much to transport it home .. good luck I’m sure some other fellas can help you on here too .

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  2. The hottest spot was at the gauge it burned the wires halfway to the alt and out to the block on the firewall but not to the breaker at the back of the headlight switch so I’m thinking faulty gauge . I cut all the harness apart and only the heavy wires burned I’m only running a volt gauge now so I don’t need to go the the gauge with heavy wire then back out again I’ll just go to the breaker on the head light switch 

  3. Went to Watts show this past weekend always a good time tons on trucks there a big thank you to everyone at Watts for putting on such a great show . Well on the way there I stared smelling something from the b model and I couldn’t tell exactly what it was but once the cab filled with smoke I figured I better pull over ended shutting off the batteries and ignition and got to a hardware store to get some tools pulled the dash out and found this amp gauge burned to a crisp I’m just glad it didn’t burn to the ground … think I’m just going to go with a volt gauge this time IMG_3674.thumb.jpeg.1b69eab4869eaa19f124e9dd7874be0a.jpeg

  4. Remove the hub cap remove the nut and outer bearing then Dayton wheel and drum will come off as one piece inner bearing and seal will be in the back side of the wheel assembly you removed . You don’t have to remove the spider that’s what holds the shoes to the spindle 

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  5. Craig what kind of tail light are you using I installed led ones with back up light built in I had to install some kind of wiring isloater box made by hoppy for everything to work something with how the brake lights are one wire to both lights and turn were separated 

  6. I know it’s not original but finding original parts is getting tough so I figure if I can put new parts that are available and they work I try it out my next project is trying to find a freight liner fld or super liner axle with budd or hub pilot wheels to put under the front but I haven had much luck and what I have found is a little out of my price range for something I take to car shows

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  7. Summit racing sells automotive paint I think mine was 100 for the  a gallon of paint the reducer and activator it strayed nice and still looks good there epoxy primer and the fill and sand primer is reasonable too but there limited on colors if you mix like your saying only problem is if you run out and need more it’s tough to get that same mix but I guess if you exact measure how mutch black you add to a gallon of green I guess you could get close

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