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EFV-8 Club Forum / Light Commercial Truck Discussion / 1950 Truck Tools

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JebNY
11-14-2009 @ 12:07 PM
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I'm a new member and new owner of a 1950 F1 and was looking at the index of pass articles and saw one called "1950,51 Truck Tools, including pictures" in the 1998 NOV/DEC issue. Can anyone either with the issue or with there own knowledge list what tools were in the 1950 truck tools set. Photos are always worth many words (not sure about 1000).

Not sure how hard they are to find but it might be nice to add to the truck.

Along the same lines what does the original jack look like.

Thanks

Jim...

1950 F1 Stake

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truckdog62563
11-14-2009 @ 12:17 PM
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I think you'd do well to contact Lin Stacey. He's the club's tools expert, and he also sells tools. He's listed in the Advisory Panel section of V8 Times, and always has an ad in the classified section. Stu

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JebNY
11-14-2009 @ 5:09 PM
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Thanks, I'm looking forward to my first issue and will look for him.


Jim...

1950 F1 Stake

TomO
11-16-2009 @ 7:30 AM
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You can contact Lin at linstacey@sbcglobal.net

I am sure that he will be glad to assist you with your tool needs.

Tom

JebNY
11-16-2009 @ 6:28 PM
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Thanks. Still just trying to decide what my tool needs are, but I will contact Lin for info.

I was hoping some members might have pictures of the tools and jack to post, just so I knew what to look for.


Jim...

1950 F1 Stake

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trjford8
11-16-2009 @ 6:55 PM
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Jeb, if you go to the online store or call 707-226-5256 between 8:00am and 8:oopm(PST) you may be able to obtain that particular V-8 Times back issue.

truckdog62563
11-17-2009 @ 4:29 AM
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I'll be in your same place in the not too distant future I hope, and will be contacting Lin too for a full set of tools. I didn't post Lin's email address because I know that's verboten on some sites, and didn't know the rules here.

When you get your tools, you'll also want to be sure to find the special finger bolt that secures the jack in its place behind the seat. Let's see if I can figure out how to post a picture of it here.



Stu McMillan

'52 F-3 Marmon Herrington V8
'52 F-3 Marmon Herrington I6

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JebNY
11-17-2009 @ 4:50 AM
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I did contact Lin last night and I had a list of tools and a photo of the full set in my morning eMail.

He does seem like the go to guy for tools.

I have to keep telling myself to be patient till I actually have the truck home before I go to wild buying extras.

Jim...

1950 F1 Stake

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Big Red 51
11-17-2009 @ 6:59 AM
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Stu,
I have been looking for a "thumb bolt" for my '51 jack mount for a long time. You know anyone who has one?
Thanks, Don

truckdog62563
11-17-2009 @ 7:08 AM
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Wish I did. I've got a total of six 51/52s and the one I pictured is the only one that was still with the truck. I also don't recall seeing them on ebay. Probably not something the parts vendors think is special so they don't worry about listing it. Stu

Stu McMillan

'52 F-3 Marmon Herrington V8
'52 F-3 Marmon Herrington I6

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