Scott Sheets'

1946 Chevy 1.5-Ton Farm Truck


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01 June 2007
# 1956

From Scott :

old truck restoration           Here is one of the Chevy trucks in my newly started collection.This one is a 1946 truck I bought from a rancher in Eastern Montana. It is original from top to bottom. According to the VIN decoder it was made in Janesville, Wisconsin and is a 160” wheelbase.

           The guy I bought it from picked it up at a farm auction in 1998 and the fella that was selling out, still used it to haul grain to the nearby city elevators. No hoist -- they unloaded it the old way!!

           The truck has virtually no rust, just what you see on the surface. After all, the paint got baked off in the Montana sun!

           I hauled it home, steamed out the gas tank, changed the oil, blew out the fuel lines, put a battery in and Vaarooom!!

           Now all she needs is brakes and some mouse nest removal. The interior is coming out. We'll get new seat covers and a headliner. We'll do a little wiring.

           Then we will be parade ready!!

Scott Sheets
"nodak"
Bolter # 13147
Williston, North Dakota

           Scott has another truck in the Gallery -- a 1934 Chevy 1.5-Ton farm truck. ~~ Editor



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