1969 Ford Crew Cab / Cummins Project

[HRDROKN]

Things continue to come together... I will make a bracket off the cold pipe to mount the y-block for the turbo oil feeds.


And finished up the top alternator mount.


Filter position changed a bit looks like I will terminate here, rather than coming around 180* and placing on top the fender well.

[HRDROKN]

And I was able to get the new driveshaft in place.... and that isn't no one ton CV!


Still have to rotate my pinion down a bit...

[HRDROKN]

Oh man, this is liking waiting for Christmas to come when your a little kid! Very exciting

i agree def one of the coolest conversions ever

Thanks again for the comps!

[FormerMarine1981]

Can't wait for another update. This has to be my favorite bumpside I have ever seen and it's not even finished yet

[HRDROKN]

Can't wait for another update. This has to be my favorite bumpside I have ever seen and it's not even finished yet

OK.... here ya go!


Finished up the intake filter piping, made a mount to hold the oil supply y-block...

[HRDROKN]

Worked on the last bit of cold pipe for the twins today.... so here is what I came up with at this point. Just not many options for such a short distance....

[FormerMarine1981]

That's a tight fit but looks like it will work.

[duckbill59]

You are doing such nice work! I cannot wait to see the finished truck!!

[Blueknightcrew]

Excellent work. Keep it up.

[BiggDogg]

Any Updates?

[FormerMarine1981]

[BiggDogg]

Any Updates?

[Thunderfoot]

He hasn't logged onto the site sense July 20th hope nothing bad has happened...

[HRDROKN]

Guys...

I had to get a couple other projects out of the way before a little hand surgery (again). I rebuilt the 318 motor in my 77' powerwagon and then installed a KDX220 motor in a KX125 roller. Nice little swap that was!





And the Powerwagon...

[HRDROKN]

I have been working on miscellaneous items, such as steering and throttle items...

Made a new pedal mount...


And fitting the steering shaft. I will add a double d shaft later...