[grizzly_man07]

pics no worky. but it sounds cool. i wanna see

 

[Biscayne]

Thats what I thought was going to happen.....
Welcome to Flickr - Photo Sharing
just search 1960Phoenix and it will take you to my page....
unless sombody can enlighten me on posting pictures.

 

[Biscayne]

Oh C'Mon....this pic is gold!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/4267648347/

 

[Slow69Chevelle]

Looks like you already have a Flickr account so you're good on that portion. Now copy the photo URL's and then make a new post here. Type

after the URL. It should look like this

. Then they should come up here just fine, good luck.

 

[Biscayne]

That link above is exactly what I am putting between the 's :confused013:

trying again....


wait for it....

[IMG]http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/4267648347/

 

[gyman98]

Definate Irony

 

[huntinguy]

That is going to be sharp when you get it done.

 

[grizzly_man07]

that is gonna be awesome. keep us posted

 

[Biscayne]

Got my tranny back today, without the cab this was the easiest trans instal ever. Next I will throw the transfer case back in and take the chassis to get steam cleaned....it needs it in a bad way.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/4286999310/

 

[gyman98]

Got my tranny back today, without the cab this was the easiest trans instal ever. Next I will throw the transfer case back in and take the chassis to get steam cleaned....it needs it in a bad way.

Lookin good!!

 

[powerwagoncrazy]

Awesomeness!!! Is the Power Wagon's bed a stepside (utiline) or widebed (sweptline)? That will definitely be cool! Here's a pic of my '66 crew cab on a cummins chassis- I've got another '67 W200 that I'm going to be putting a '90 Cummins engine/727 into- I've got the front and rear Dana 70's built and installed with power-lock limited slips, but am sidetracked on my '74 cummins ramcharger project. Very cool rig- keep it up!!!

 

[Biscayne]

Thanks gyman98 for getting the pic's up for me!
Powerwagoncrazy, that is a tough truck! Did you have any issues with engine compartment depth? The '66 is a bit shorter and with my I/C it is going to be a tight fit. Mine is a longbed sweptline as well, I'm about an hour away from Hubbard and would love to pick your brain sometime if that is cool.

 

[gyman98]

Thanks gyman98 for getting the pic's up for me!
Powerwagoncrazy, that is a tough truck! Did you have any issues with engine compartment depth? The '66 is a bit shorter and with my I/C it is going to be a tight fit. Mine is a longbed sweptline as well, I'm about an hour away from Hubbard and would love to pick your brain sometime if that is cool.

No problem, this is my '67 powerwagon.

 

[grizzly_man07]

Awesomeness!!! Is the Power Wagon's bed a stepside (utiline) or widebed (sweptline)? That will definitely be cool! Here's a pic of my '66 crew cab on a cummins chassis- I've got another '67 W200 that I'm going to be putting a '90 Cummins engine/727 into- I've got the front and rear Dana 70's built and installed with power-lock limited slips, but am sidetracked on my '74 cummins ramcharger project. Very cool rig- keep it up!!!

now thats a CLEAN sum buck right there boys

 

[powerwagoncrazy]

Biscayne- pick away!!! I'd be happy to attempt to answer any and all questions you may have- my ramcharger is my 4th cummins conversion (at the ripe old age of 23, lol!!!). Mine all fit together pretty well- but I'll admit that a non-ic truck makes alot better sweptline donor! I did remove the stock fan and shroud for extra peace of mind, and am running dual pusher fans in front of the radiator, which seems to keep it plenty cool. There are 2 other cummins sweptlines that come to mind that both run intercooled motors- both post over at sweptline.org but I know BCW posts here as well- he actually has a thread in the conversions gallery for his '70 crew cab. Both he and the other guy notched their firewalls and moved the motor back to gain extra clearance for the intercooler, whereas mine didn't get cut... Gyman- nice truck! Good to see another sweptline owner here!!! Here's my '67 that will soon be a cummins/727 truck- got the parts, just haven't started yet...

 

[autoholic]

You guys have some sweet power wagons!

Poor things are extinct out here.

 

[huntinguy]

Unfortionatly, this ain't mine. It has a cummins in it.:drool2:

 

[Biscayne]

Awesome to see so many bad Power Wagons here.
Well I've got the new oil pan gasket, timing cover gasket, as well as front and rear seals all installed. I think today is the day I will fix my steering box bracket, fix and reinforce the frame where it bolts on and then with any luck I will put the bed on and get it positioned.
I'm looking for a 12v Cummins oil fill tube, the one the cap screws on to.

And powerwagoncrazy, any 66/67 headlight bezels. or a good Poly motor laying around?

 

[grizzly_man07]

Unfortionatly, this ain't mine. It has a cummins in it.:drool2:

that is a nice wagon. i wish i had one like that.