Yours and my sister trucks

Posted by Gary in CO [72.19.165.41] on Monday, June 20, 2011 at 13:02:45 :

In Reply to: I was talking about the 61-66 trucks, but... posted by Eric B. [99.100.189.119] on Monday, June 20, 2011 at 12:24:10 :

Eric, you know this, but when the TWPW came with a winch they got the the 1750lb rear, 1550 front springs which effectively made them 3/4 ton while designated 1/2 ton. I put 200 nameplates on mine just for the heck. Eric's (now Ron's) TWPW and mine are sister trucks and identical with the same special equipment tags and sequential vin numbers, both from CO. I almost bought it!

I made a chart with all the standard and optional springs and bed info. I'll have to post it on my keep and share site one of these days. See below

A friend in Boulder has a 66 TWPW with the 3500lb. Big knuckle Dana 44. It also has the ultra rare overflow tank ala FFPWs and the fan shroud. I think those last TWPWs got the Big knuckle Dana 44s because that's what they had available at the time. Same axle as used on the W200 Crew Cabs.

Gar

• WM300, 61-66 D/W100-600 and TW Wiring Diagrams

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• All those late 3500lb axle trucks were like that. - Eric B. 23:11:23 06/20/2011
  • Re: All those late 3500lb axle trucks were like that. - Gary in CO 23:54:49 06/20/2011
    • They did have the same SERT tags - Eric B. 00:59:43 06/21/2011
      • Re: They did have the same SERT tags - Gary in CO 13:24:15 06/21/2011
        • No idea on the tank... - Eric B. 14:40:43 06/21/2011
        • Tag pic came through ntx - Gary in CO 13:29:03 06/21/2011

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