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Apr 26th, 2026 | | AD Chevy Trucks  Over 6,000 pictures Brad Allen has an awesome collection of Chevrolet factory pictures that he has set up from film strips. Check them out!
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About twenty years ago I was in an old pole barn and sitting forlornly in the corner was a 1946 1/2 ton Chevy (titled as a 1947). I said "Sell me your old truck Big Chuck". The answer was short and simple. Nope. Knowing Big Chuck as I did, I dropped the subject quickly. Talking with a mutual friend a few days later I was told it was the first vehicle B.C. ever bought and he would never sell it.
Never came around a couple of months ago and after extensive negotiations I'm the proud third owner of one funky old truck. No engine or trans, wrong rear end, fairly solid body and a good frame and every thing needs rebuilding.
So the question comes up amongst my friends. Is it a barn find? It wasn't lost, Big Chuck put it there and knew exactly where it was. It was in a Morton building (pole barn) but the building was never used for livestock or farm equipment. I did "find" it in a "barn" but don't know if I care what the discovery process was.
Well never mind that nonsense. When I get the photo bucket thing figured out, I'll post some pics.
Steve
Steve
1946 1/2 ton
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