30-31 Open cab pickup wood

[Brokenvette]

Anyone have any pictures or diagrams of how the wood is installed.All the vendors and wood people don't show anything. Bunch of wood came with the truck. Trying to figure the puzzle. Thanks for any help. Lee

[Gary WA]

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[Herb Concord Ca]

When I did my 31 open cab P/U, I bought a woodkit from Bert's. I received 6 pieces of wood. 3 were for cab back braces (all the same). 2 pieces that fit where the door latch and dove tail attach to. The last piece runs in the seat raiser. Hope this helps.

[wuga]

Originally Posted by Herb Concord Ca

When I did my 31 open cab P/U, I bought a woodkit from Bert's. I received 6 pieces of wood. 3 were for cab back braces (all the same). 2 pieces that fit where the door latch and dove tail attach to. The last piece runs in the seat raiser. Hope this helps.

That is all the wood I have in my 1931 RPU
Warren

[Brokenvette]

Thanks for the help. A picture of the seat back wood if possible would be great.

[Keith True]

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It should be self explanatory.Find the three that fit between the bolt holes in the back of the cab and the lip on the seat riser.Are you thinking there is wood on the back of the set spring? If so,there isn't any wood there.

[Brokenvette]

I was wondering if there is any interior belt rail wood that goes inside the cab for the top fasteners to screw into or do they just attach to the body. I know there is no wood on the seat back.I have seen plenty of 28-29,s but never a 30-31 in person.

[Herb Concord Ca]

No Belt wood on a 30-31 cab. I got some machine threaded fasteners and used lock washer a nut to hold them.

[Keith True]

I used the sheet metal screw type of fasteners,but a couple of them loosened up.I should have used the bolt type.I intended to change them all over,but just used some sheet metal screw clips to get by.That was about 18 years ago,and I kind of forgot about it.

[Brokenvette]

Thanks to all.

[Charlie Stephens]

Originally Posted by Brokenvette

Thanks for the help. A picture of the seat back wood if possible would be great.

Sorry to take so long to reply. The seat back (springs) is all metal (first photo). There is no wood in the body running horizontally. There are three pieces of running vertical to support the seat. They are attached with a screw to the seat frame on the bottom and attached to the body with a carriage bolt visible from the outside of the body. (remaining photos)

Charlie Stephens

[Brokenvette]

Thanks Charlie, that is a big help. I think all the wood that was piled in the truck was for other cars. Lee

[Charlie Stephens]

Originally Posted by Brokenvette

Thanks Charlie, that is a big help. I think all the wood that was piled in the truck was for other cars. Lee

Post a picture of the wood and maybe someone can spot something.

Charlie Stephens