I have a similar problem with my '50 3100. After I got all the sheet
metal off, I realized that a previous owner had welded in their own
front upper shock mount. It must be off slightly, causing the truck to
lean to one side. I haven't done anything with it yet because I haven't
decided on what IFS solution to go with. I'm hoping whatever I choose
will fix the problem, and I'm leaning (pun intended) towards the Pacer
IFS swap as detailed by Jack Halton. Since I haven't done it yet, I
don't know if the original shock mount is used in the Pacer swap. If it
is, I guess I will have to try to fix it before bolting on the Pacer
stuff. Anyone know for sure?
Mark Mintmier
1950 3100
1952 3100
Charles Culver wrote:
>
> In my quest for AD perfection, I have a small problem that I would like to
> remedy. The cab of my '50 3600 seems to lean a little toward the driver's
> side (No, not after I get in and sit down). Is this something for which
> there is an adjustment, or has anyone else had this problem, and corrected
> it?
>
> Thanks in advance-
>
> Smokey Culver
> '50 3600 5-window (mine) & '56 3600 (hers)
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