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I added a side air scoop on each side of the truck because it gets pretty hot in the back on hot summer days, the one in pic has a pipe attached to it lets a lot of air in, it can also be closed off with a door that I work with a spring from inside the truck
here is my 76 ambulance rolls on 37" tires
I've since added new front leafs went from a 4" rough country lift to a 6" tuff country front leafs and a few custom made leafs added to the pack also added a few to the stock rear springs along with 5.5" blocks now a little stiff riding but super...
The old chevy 4wd have straight rotation and looks identical to the dodge box I found that out the hard way once when I was looking for a box in a junkyard, I bought it and realized it at home before I installed it when I put it beside my old dodge one and spun the shaft and noticed the pitman...
yes these ambulances are tall to begin with lol and a bit top heavy but i like the rocking ride, funny when u pull out over a curb or something at an angle and it leans back & forth kinda like a bus lol:-D probly has a bit to do with having no front sway bar because of lift the end links won't...
I love these ambulances mine is a 76 I love it, I converted to power steering and a smaller wheel since it steers so easy now and thats with 37" tires have fun with it:beer:
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