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Technical - Question about a Chevy 235 water pump BeeMac1975 Member from Southern California Thanks for the information Is there a good brand of water pump I should be looking for? I typically try to get my parts from NAPA if possible Or there is the Car and Truck shop in Orange County that I've gotten some (expensive) parts from over the years
Technical - Re-arching leaf springs. Does it last? | The H. A. M. B. I had a pair of springs rebuilt at a local big-rig truck repair shop They lasted more than 150K miles without sagging again If you can't do them yourself, a reputable truck shop with older, experienced guys still working there is a good bet
Technical - 1957 F-100 Chassis Dimensions | The H. A. M. B. Member from da woods north of L A Y-blocks Upholstery Ford A and B speed Holley 94 Group Ford Y Block I believe that the dims are in the official 1957 Ford truck shop manual I'll see if I can copy the page for you tomorrow
Projects - 1959 apache heater core | The H. A. M. B. 1955-1 2 to 1959 are the same You can get the heater control valve from Classic Chevrolet Truck Parts You will have to take your heater core to your local Radiator Shop and see if they can repair it for you
Projects - 56 Chevy truck dropped axle | The H. A. M. B. I’m building a 56 Chevy truck and I’m wanting to keep the dropped axle and leaf springs up front I had the springs reworked at a local spring shop I also bought Sids adjustable steering arm also have the heavy duty tie rod I’m still looking for a stock column to use so I don’t have to do the power steering upgrade