Cool stove! I definitely would want one. Thanks for the video Jan-Ola
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Hello JO .
No clean out on the right side of the stove . There is a ash pan bottom left door. I think same as yours.
Grate shaker shaft
Extra wood door left side .
Sliding air vent left side .
Extra air vent on the back.
Damper that focuses the heat to the oven
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Thanks a lot Wayne! Mine has ash pan, grate shaker and the sliding vent - all in the front, but that’s it. Yours seems a bit more high tech 
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That is neat that it was made in Alabama!
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Interesting read about the history of Birmingham Stove & Range, and cast iron in general:
http://www.modemac.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl/Birmingham_Stove_and_Range
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Wife and I put a couple hundred miles on the dakota today with a ride up in north Alabama .
A little red truck took up with us and followed us to the house.
It seems real sweet , I think we will let it stay here.
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Wayne, for as many of those Dodges that follow you home, you should open up a humane society and place them with loving woodgas families.
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Wrong color 
Is it a '96?
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Only 75k on the clock? Wow! That’s a find.
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Thanks guys ,
Marvin it is a 95
I wish 1995 trucks looked like that around here!
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I would be happy if 2005 trucks looked that nice 
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Looks good Jim 
Thanks Wayne, IT is as good as I could find around here but nothing like the ones south or west. The rust is there but just has not crept past the fender flairs yet. I wasn,t really looking but stumbled on it and was cheep enough needing repairs to 4x4 ,trans , motor and tires. All but tires was low or no cost. I carried a fire tube in the shop but have not started on it yet want to get my big one done first.
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Makes me want to go buy a truck!
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Here’s a history of where the most and largest wood stoves came from. Their ornamental and patented designs had a good reason. The Henry Ford Museum has at least a hundred of them in every configuration.
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This old Glenwood came with a house my folks bought in 1961. I heated with it for a while in the early 70s. The box stove side plate that says Norway I dug up at the site of and old steam mill way up in the woods.
We’ve been heating 100% wood for about 40 years. Love my Jotul F400 Castine.
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Great read. Thanks Doug