26 ROADSTER PICKUP BED QUESTION
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26 ROADSTER PICKUP BED QUESTION
I recently acquired a pickup bed that has the rear stake pocket closer to the tailgate.
Did they start doing that late 26 or was that only started in 27.
Any info would be appreciated.
Bill
Did they start doing that late 26 or was that only started in 27.
Any info would be appreciated.
Bill
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Re: 26 ROADSTER PICKUP BED QUESTION
In the cd version of the Encyclopedia page 601 re. stake pockets-"later versions moved the front ones back, perhaps to clear the top when it was down." Did a quick skim in the 26-7 documentation section and couldn't find a specific date there either regarding the move of the stake pockets. Perhaps others have more info.
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Re: 26 ROADSTER PICKUP BED QUESTION
I recall seeing something somewhere that stated they moved the front pockets backwards a bit, as originally they were at the very front of the bed but it caused interference with folding the top down? Vague recollection, sorry that’s all I have.
Jennifer
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Re: 26 ROADSTER PICKUP BED QUESTION
I meant to refer to the front ones not the ones near the tailgate.
Bill
Bill
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Re: 26 ROADSTER PICKUP BED QUESTION
Well just for the heck of it I asked AI the question,
The answer was mid 1927.
If you want to read the entire answer here is the link:
https://iask.ai/?mode=question&q=When+d ... s+the+rear.
The answer was mid 1927.
If you want to read the entire answer here is the link:
https://iask.ai/?mode=question&q=When+d ... s+the+rear.
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Re: 26 ROADSTER PICKUP BED QUESTION
As long as we are discussing these beds I have looked thru a lot of former posts and can't find an answer to my question which is, What style of bolts do I use to mount it both to the frame and to the fenders? The existing holes are round so I don't think they are a carriage style of bolt, I'm thinking maybe some square head bolts would look more period correct than hex. Sorry if this is a hijack. Jim
Doing my fit up and repairs before paint.
Doing my fit up and repairs before paint.
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Re: 26 ROADSTER PICKUP BED QUESTION
The bed to body subframe bolts are hex head, fine thread.
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Re: 26 ROADSTER PICKUP BED QUESTION
Thanks Dan, hex it will be. Jim
Back road kinda guy stuck on the freeway of life.