mountainexplorer
1/2 ton status
Hey, does anyone know what other motors that the Chrysler automatic behind this Cummins will bolt to? (if any)
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To get a Cummins, or not to...
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84gmcjimmy
1 ton status
Any pictures? Never actually seen a cummins....
mountainexplorer
1/2 ton status
Sure is a heavy thing.
Here's the frame it was in. The girl that owned it (must have been in her early 20's) was planning to completely rebuild the truck by modifying an older Dodge frame, but then decided to get rid of it all.
She even asked if I had any guns or motorcycle parts for partial trade. Now thats a girl.
Here's the frame it was in. The girl that owned it (must have been in her early 20's) was planning to completely rebuild the truck by modifying an older Dodge frame, but then decided to get rid of it all.
She even asked if I had any guns or motorcycle parts for partial trade. Now thats a girl.
84gmcjimmy
1 ton status
holy! Thats huge!! 
Wedding Bells???
The future Mrs. Mountainexplorer perhaps???
mountainexplorer said:Sure is a heavy thing.
Here's the frame it was in. The girl that owned it (must have been in her early 20's) was planning to completely rebuild the truck by modifying an older Dodge frame, but then decided to get rid of it all.
She even asked if I had any guns or motorcycle parts for partial trade. Now thats a girl.
The future Mrs. Mountainexplorer perhaps???
mountainexplorer
1/2 ton status
She was a little too tough for me. Just wouldn't seem right having a girl that could probably beat me up. Her right arm was broken from working at her "job". I didnt ask what she did for work.
Nice family though... lived way out in the country miles from the nearest small town. They even hitched up, followed me, and delivered the 2nd frame so I didn't have to make two trips.
Nice family though... lived way out in the country miles from the nearest small town. They even hitched up, followed me, and delivered the 2nd frame so I didn't have to make two trips.
