This website is to document the continued restoration,and maintenance of my 1949 Dodge B1B "Pilothouse" truck. It will also serve as a place for other owners or enthusiasts of Pilothouse era trucks (1948-1953)to share and expand their knowledge of a unique class of Dodge trucks. All are welcome to contribute.
Friday, December 29, 2006
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Safety First
Although I plan on keeping my truck as close to original as possible, safety is somewhat of a priority. And If I ever want to take my kids for a ride in 'Rojo' seatbelts will be a requirement. Safety is a priority but aesthetics and ease of installation also comes into play. I've decided on 2 point retractible lap belts from Julianos. Take a look.
...Continued.....I now have seat belts and can't wait to take Andrew

Monday, December 11, 2006
Repair or Replace?
Well, I chose to replace the non-functioning radio in my truck with this MoPar 802 Deluxe that I found listed on eBay. Given the repair of my non-functioning Philco would easily cost more than what the Buy It Now price on this remanufactured, correct for my truck, radio, the decision was an easy one.

Sold for:
US $229.00
Auction ended early with Buy It Now.
Ended:
Dec-07-06 10:01:24 PST
Condition:
Remanufactured
3 DAY AUCTION.... 3 DAYS ONLY
Mopar model 802 DeLuxe pushbutton radio.
Note: My radios have many hours of care in electronic, mechanical and cosmetic work to give you a radio that you will be pleased with. Restoring Vintage Electronics and Classic Car Radios Since 1965

Sold for:
US $229.00
Auction ended early with Buy It Now.
Ended:
Dec-07-06 10:01:24 PST
Condition:
Remanufactured
3 DAY AUCTION.... 3 DAYS ONLY
Mopar model 802 DeLuxe pushbutton radio.
Note: My radios have many hours of care in electronic, mechanical and cosmetic work to give you a radio that you will be pleased with. Restoring Vintage Electronics and Classic Car Radios Since 1965
Original Colors for Dodge 1949-50

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