Oh I know, couldn't agree more! There are so many little things to do that I have the parts to do it and I end up just dreaming about it.

I'm just unsure about the whole ordeal. Shipping would definitely be the easiest thing to do, towing it would be fun in my opinion. Driving it would definitely be an interesting experience. Paul Nolz on here has had similar trips in his 48 and gave me tips almost 2 years ago now from when I was thinking about doing this before. Back when I was told we would be here for about year.

But it's things like where would I keep it? I need a place big enough and that will allow cutting and welding. How easy is it going to be to find parts that I want locally? Those are my only real concerns. Everything else I'm sure I could figure out.

I have an idea of where I could keep it, need to talk to some people. And once I have all my parts in front of me it'll go together quickly because I've been planning this drive train for quite awhile.

Regardless of how I decide to do it I'll need to go back to California and do some stuff and it's hard to get enough time with the schedule right now. It'll slow down quite a bit after sea trails so maybe it'll look easier then.

1947 Chevy 2-Ton Flatbed with Dump
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