Posted by farmer rock on October 03, 2020 at 18:18:34 from (73.187.54.195):
Good evening folks,some of you may remember a couple months ago I posted about turning a school bus with a great drive train into a flatbed truck.If not here is the story (short and sweet),our church is looking to sell there 1990 IH 3800 dt466 5 speed spicer,with low miles driven by one person,and I know I can get it for a price that's fair for all.
I decided it would be best to have a short truck to tow trailers around and I plan to completely remove the bus body (except for the firewall) and replace it with an international 4700/4900 truck cab,and I have been told the 3800 bus is a 4700 with a bus body and that everything else is the same.since the firewalls are the same between the bus and cab,I should be able to graft the bus's firewall to the truck cab.I attached some pictures below,that show what I would like to do with it and what it looks like now.I am not sure if I want a flatbed or pickup bed,or a single cab or crew cab.so I would appreciate your opinions and any input on this project.thanks
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