This looks like a fun project.
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1952 International Harvester L-120
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I think you are right on the years for the crew cabs. The extended may have been in some of the even earlier ones.
We are likely going to move the cab some. I feel like a forward axle position is ok on lifted stuff but we may be at the extreme of what looks acceptable with the fender shape on this truck. The bent fender corner does make it looks worse but still I think its too much. Moving it would also help with the amount of front frame exposed which I dont really like. Opinions?
Last edited by NoClassic; 04-16-2016, 05:13 PM.
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I had come to the same conclusion after looking at it more.
We will have to drill out the rivets and move the ford mid chassis/rear cab crossmember forward a few inches. The exhaust manifold will hit the firewall but just a small dimple should get it to clear.
I think I am going to lift the body another inch as well. I had the trans top plate off when fitting everything today. With it back on thing are tight enough that we will need to come up some more.
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We have both been busy the last couple weekends so not much progress.
We did get the cab moved forward along with the mid chassis crossmember. Its still not perfectly centered but without major firewall modification its the best we can do. Still going to have to clearance for the exhaust manifold in this position.
This morning we got the bed on the chassis so we can start on its mounts. It is just resting on the frame in this image and needs to be leveled
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