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Nice bus. I have a 1988 International Uhaul with the 7.3 IDI engine. It had a hot start problem, finally it wouldn't start at all and it was the lift pump. It was a lot easier and cheaper than an injection pump.

Wish you were in Portland OR.

Go blue with white, would look cool, bonus points for making it look like a Jeep package from the 70s. Also tall skinny tires are the only way to go for the look you want. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out.

I have a hydraulic flaring tool like that. Once you use one you can't go back to the old school tools to do flares.

I like it, very nice and simple.

Looks like OP is in PA somewhere from his previous posts. Too far away for me.

Location? Which size is it? And how much? I'd be interested depending on those three questions.

I thought all F550s were cab and chassis, any pickup bed ones you see were done after the factory. If the subframe fits them it shouldn't be too hard to make it fit a Dodge 5500 or the new Chevy/International CVs as they are all commercial cab and chassis trucks that are all the same frame...

Stop with the pictures, you're killing all of us who are stuck working. Just kidding, keep them coming and thanks.

Or cheap! Locker in the rear is probably what I'd do too with some PSP on the side for traction boards.

Register it as a RV and you should be good for decades. The baby boomers and RV industry have big pockets to lobby against anti diesel laws.

Allison and manual usually don't go together. Tulsa Truck is one place, they do alot of 4x4 conversions for the OE big name truck manufacturers. Be sitting down when they give you a price, they might not do your truck too since it is old and they might not have the engineering done for a...

And the last day some years is July 6.

Wow, I'm drooling. It shouldn't last long with the price. Very nice low mileage pre emissions unit.

Mine came yesterday too. Looks pretty good. I need to dig my Baja Almanac out and compare them side by side.

Kind of makes me wonder how you could make 6 kids in a one room house. Guess the kids got to spend a lot of time outside.?

Thanks for posting this. Gorgeous pictures. I do have to say your bike seemed to take a lot of naps on this trip.

Love your trip reports. I've been through the Sandhills region of Nebraska a few times for work, it is definitely one of the most interesting places in the midwest. Nebraska is very interesting when you get off the interstate. Thanks for posting.

I happen to know exactly where this body came from too. You can see the "SRF" sticker residue on the back of the body. This stands for Six Rivers Forest. As I was strapping this down I happened to see Salyer on the side if I looked at it just right. That is Salyer CA which is about 20 miles...

Boy was I glad I pushed the body ahead on the trailer. It actually could have gone ahead another foot and would've been better. I didn't go over 60 on the way home as this is a heavy body that was a tad too far back on my trailer, I've hauled worse but I was wishing for more tongue weight. I...