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1942 Chevy 3/4-Ton Truck

 

Owned by

Paul Schwengel
Bolter # 15714
Egg Harbor, Wisconsin

14 November 2007
# 2125

From Paul :

         In July I acquired a very nice running 1942 Chevy 3/4-ton. Good driver, starts great, runs and drives well, not restored. Replacement 216 engine.

         Is the "Armstrong" method of steering standard with this truck?

         King pins have been replaced, tires are new and inflated but at slow speeds really hard to steer, road speeds, gentle turns Okay. Any advice?

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