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Old 12-23-2016, 04:41 AM   #562
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Re: 1991 V3500 Project Heavy Hauler

What you describe is exactly what I'm having made. Pretty low tech but it makes a huge difference. Pic is of the cold front I had made for my '77 daily driver. I think it was $80 about six years ago and now they are $125.

Circulating heater works great. Heater doesn't blow hot right out of the gate but it doesn't take long. 1500 watts is a lot but so is 7 or 9 gallons of coolant (I can't recall the capacity off the top of my head). Fires up like its +50 out.

If I can just get this defrost working and maybe an auto start it'll be a viable winter driver. I need it to be because it is my kid hauler on days when I'm moving the bambino around.
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1991 V3500 L29 454 4L80E NP205 D60/14 Bolt 4.56's
1984 K30 292 TH400 NP205 D60/14 Bolt 4.56's flat bed 7'6" Meyer Plow
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