After realizing that my 216 Babbitt was seized a friend of ours tracked down a '235' for me. When we got it home yesterday hubby noticed the "Captain's bars". I had seen them while getting the #'s off of it but had no clue what they meant. Apparently Bruno now has a 261! 💪

Hubby finally got the [bad word] battery box drilled out just now. It's literally the only thing that was rusted through! I've removed most of the metal trim holding the windlace, an interior panel, and scraped/cut the caulking out of the vent (that winds out, by the window). Other than that I'm cleaning what I can as we remove it, and working as much as possible to get money for the next big purchase. Patience and money are two things I could use more of. 🤣
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1946 Chevy
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You can't buy happiness but you can buy a truck ... and that's pretty much the same thing.