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Took my boys camping in the WM300 last week. Just took it apart again for final paint detail, add a 510 gas tank, wiring and re-assembly. Hope to have it all together again for Winter plowing.
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Awesome. I love those old trucks.

I have a 49 tucked away in a nice dry barn waiting to be woken up when i have time someday :mrgreen:
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Pow Pow Power Wagon!
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nice to see a ffpw in action! I too have one tucked away waiting to be restored. is she stock with a 230 @ 6.5to1 or did the 300 come with a full flow 251? what gears are you running 4.89s or 5.83s?
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It's the 251 and given how god awfully slow it is, I am assuming it's the 5.83 though I haven't counted revs.
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defdes wrote: and given how god awfully slow it is...
That's hilarious. But the cool thing about old cars is that it just really doesn't matter does it.

The only difference in that given the right place, you really don’t need to slow down much for anything either :D

Cool trucks guys.

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Byron510 wrote:
defdes wrote: and given how god awfully slow it is...
That's hilarious. But the cool thing about old cars is that it just really doesn't matter does it.

The only difference in that given the right place, you really don’t need to slow down much for anything either :D

Cool trucks guys.

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Yeah, it really drives home the facts stated in that Citroen 2CV video posted in the other thread. It's full sensory experience, concentration and dedicated planning driving one of these old rigs.
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