I am a member of VCCA and have gotten quite a bit of info over there. Thats how I found out my Chevy was built on a "Light Duty" truck frame(cause the fuel tank is under the front seat). I noticed the '29 Chevy International Woodie pictures posted on this site so figured I could get some more info about mine here. My Uncle says mine looked almost exactly like that one but a 2-door. Yes this was the first year of the stovebolt 6, unfortunetly I do not have any of the original drivetrain. I constructed a custom chassis by using the original frame rails from about the cowl foward (only section without cancer, guess all the engine oil, etc. saved it). I had flat steel bent to the same size as the original frame rails and then used the back section of a S-10 pickup frame. The front suspension is mustang II. Worked out very nicely. I am using a Chevy 350 engine with a 700R4 tranny. Still trying to decide if I am going fenderless or not. I am not currently in Georgia as I am in the military and curently stationed in Kansas. Alvin, I will not be able to make the meet in Spartanburg however I would like to be added to the southern stovebolt list. My current project may not have the old stovebolt in it but I do plan on buying as many of these old Chevys as I can get my hands on and that my wallet can afford. I have land in southwest Georgia that I will soon be putting a steel building on to store the cars/trucks I aquire until I get out of the military. At that time I plan on restoring them all and selling them so more fans of these old Chevys can aquire them in running condition. Thank you all for your help, it is greatly appreciated
