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Steve Felten's1957 Chevy 3100 |
"Albert" |
10 October 2006
# 1684
From Steve :
Well I have some sad news. I sold my 1957 Chevy, Albert. I was ambushed with a
hand full of cash.
So the 1965 Chevy 3100 will get some new parts faster than I thought.
Steve Felten
"oldiron56"
Bolter # 12111
Gladstone, Missouri
Thanks for the intel Steve. Hope we hear from the new owner so we can keep the history of Albert alive. ~~ Editor
[an error occurred while processing this directive]10 October 2006
# 1684
From Steve :
I found this 1957 3100 when cutting through a back street with my daughter last July. The lady told me it sat five years since her husband passed away. We came to terms after two weeks. I added brake fluid, fresh gas and drove it home. What a ride -- poor brakes and fast idle.
It has 350/350 from '70 Chevy, power steering, four new glass fenders, S-10
tilt column, relocated fuel tank, new bed (a yellow pine with clear sealer), ok paint and power seat. I added some smaller tires to the front (pictured here), I think
it looks better. After
two months
it now is my daily driver to work. It's great driving it to work at the
Ford truck dealership.
I found some 31 x 10.5 LTX at a swap meet. Come winter, I will figure out what to do next -- go stock, custom or rat rod. My Daughter named the truck Albert and thinks it's hers on her 16th birthday.
Talked to a lot of nice Stovebolt people on Friday at Midwest Truck Nationals (Kansas City). Great people (This picture was taken at the show -- you can see the bigger tires.) Got a lot of good info. It's great what you can do with rattle can paint and some elbow grease
Thanks,
Steve Felten
"oldiron56"
Bolter # 12111
Gladstone, Missouri
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