Got all the wiring done, had to change a few things to get it to charge the battery better, started painting the rest of the truck then Mark from work stopped by and we took it for a shakedown run, which turned out very interesting since we found out that whoever put in the front end suspension setup left it all loose gasp emoticon as well as the lug nuts on the wheels! but by the 3rd test drive it was doing good with a quick garage front end alignment, the transmission that came with the truck seems ok but has questionable shifting at times and on takeoff a few times felt like it was slipping a bit but one time it did that I looked in the rear view mirror and saw 2 faint black marks about 8 foot long so maybe it isn't slipping??? Title work is done, tagged and registered, still have a ways to go but I actually drove it yesterday and it is one fun truck and the mufflers are loud and obnoxious at times inside the cab, Going black with it makes me wonder what to call it now because Lil Red isn't gonna work anymore.

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1946 Chevy small block truck
1941 Chevy 3/4-Ton -- sold Sept. 2014 | "Ole Rusty" | In the Stovebolt Gallery