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Old 10-24-2014, 12:05 PM
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Yes they will
Great! thanks.

Love the wheel Ivan !!!
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Thanks - its a 1950 Ford 8n tractor wheel.
I wanted something shallow dish big big diameter to help with steering.
Kind of a scrounged-farm theme going on.
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Cool My long legs got in my way.....
I had to go with a smaller diameter wheel because my legs are so long, I'm 6'2".... I don't think I'll ever be able to drive an AD truck...

This is in my 64 C-10
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The seat back thickness plays a part in the leg room for you taller folks.
Thinner seat backs = more leg room.
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The seat back thickness plays a part in the leg room for you taller folks.
Thinner seat backs = more leg room.
Absolutely... although I don't think my wife will let me get away with bomber seats lol
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Higher than normal thin seat back, tilt column, and an 80-something Firebird flat steering wheel gave me the room I needed to fit my 6'3" 250+ self in my '38.

And to think I used to drive a Fiat 124 Spyder.
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Ivan , I used an old wheel crank off of a cider press ...the sucker is heavy thou ...
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Ivan , I used an old wheel crank off of a cider press ...the sucker is heavy thou ...
That is awesome. I really admire creative thinking and repurposeing
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This is what I just installed in my truck...





Comment away................

I most definitely like that !!!! . . .
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