1953 m35a1?

Sorry, yes the mushroom. I was wanting to put the snorkel on her and the exhaust that runs up beside it but to keep it as original as possible this one I do not believe should have the snorkel.

The gas powered m35s didn’t have the intake going out the side like the multifuel trucks (except for the tall intake if it had the fording kit installed). Also the exhaust should exit by the passenger side tandems. If the truck was equipped for fording there would be a tall stack bolted on back there.

Ii was Looking at the pictures again and do not think she had one. I think the picture I saw was from the top and light was shining in through a gap in the hood and not a cutout for one. I like the way it looks so might add one to her later on but going to spend the money for now on time up sir pa k rebuild and anything else she needs then do the play add ons later.

I was considering seeing how it would look if I just bought the mushroom and had it come out and elbow up to just above the hood. Might look funny without the exhaust there as well.

Nice to see another gasser duce around im restoring my 1952 reo M275 truck tractor with a gasser in it.

I saw videos of her running and some of it being driven but was actually finally able to go and do a real good look and check out of her. Started up easily and really liked the way the REO sounded. The cab and windshield frame are really rusty but it comes with a good almost rust free spare of both. Front of the bed is pretty bad as well. It is all flat so I am sure that I can weld some new pieces in there to look better.

Any news on the carb kits?

Memphis equipment has it listed as having them for $160 on their website but the carb kit link I received from cattlerepairman has them listed for $99. I have not checked into it much further than that as I do not have the truck home to get the tag numbers off of the carb.

I was reading your reply and had a question not related to the thread. How much space, if any, is there between the transmission and the transfer case? Would a old fashioned brownie fit into the space? It would give the gasser overdrive and should help with the gas mileage.

Here's another thing to consider about buying a carb kit. is the kit NOS or new? NOS kits may not handle ethanol very well, while new kits should have the ability to handle ethanol.

Here's where I buy my kits from: https://www.carburetor-parts.com/Ho...r-Kit--Diamond-T-GMC-IHC-REO-White_p_677.html

Crazyguyla said:

Here's another thing to consider about buying a carb kit. is the kit NOS or new? NOS kits may not handle ethanol very well, while new kits should have the ability to handle ethanol.

Here's where I buy my kits from: https://www.carburetor-parts.com/Ho...r-Kit--Diamond-T-GMC-IHC-REO-White_p_677.html

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You bring up a very good point for everyone to remember.