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#1026153 05/04/2014 6:03 PM
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Hello everybody,

Just wanted to introduce myself and my new(to me), 194? Canadian 1.5t Chevy C.O.E.

Picked it up a couple of days ago and am looking for info on getting it running and driving.

Cleaned out the carb and fuel system, now i need to figure out why the starter doesn't engage the ring gear, but I'll post those questions in the appropriate forum.

A little info about me:

I'm 29yrs old and am self employed building electric remote control drives for farm equipment, and doing some construction. I also fabricate what ever else people will pay me to build.

I've spent the last 4yrs restoring a 1920 balloon frame 2story kit house (possibly an eatons home), and am now getting into building vintage styled metal and wood furniture.

I've been working on cars since I was 6yrs old, but this is the oldest vehicle I've ever tried to work on, and since it is also the oldest my Dad has touched we are both a bit confused with some of the more unique features Haha!

My Cab over has a perfect patina but needs some work before it will be a fun driver.

Here is a list of my other vehicles:

1953 Caterpillar #12 Motorgrader

1969 AMC Ambassador SST 2dr hardtop 390ci 3spd slushbox

1996 Dodge Ram 2500 12v Cummins, 5spd

1986 Fiero GT 5spd, '03 3400sfi swap with homebuilt megasquirt EFI

2007 Subaru forester (wifes car)

2001 Yamaha yz426f




1942 Canadian 1.5t Chevy COE
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Welcome. Is your COE an art deco or advance design? (early or late 40's?) Looks like a good variety of vehicles, with no Fords in the mix. Sure would like to see a pic or two.

Leo

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Thanks for the welcome! glad to know I'm not the only Canadian:)

I was told it is a '42 but i haven't confirmed that yet, it does look like a an early '40's truck though and has the lights on top of the fenders.

I would like to get some pics on the site soon.

Haha! I haven't owned a ford yet, don't hate them but just don't sell much that I'm interested in:)


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Welcome Shortnose We hauled a 46 Gmc 3/4 ton home from Nipawin after my mother in laws family reunion south of you a few years ago. My wife has cousins farming near Wawota . The folk here are a fantastic resource especially for something as scarce as a COE.


First time I saw this truck I said "That's the one!"
1954 Canadian-built Chev Short Box
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Thanks! I've got family up in Nipawin. I've already learned a lot just browsing and searching but, there's always more to learn and I intend on learnin' it smile


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Welcome to the Stovebolt. You have us all curious about your new truck. We look forward to some photos. What do you figure the truck was used for in it's past life?


1951 GMC 1 Ton Flatbed -- It is finally on the road and what a great time I have driving it!
1951 1 Ton Completed


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If you need help with getting the pictures on the site, just let us know. It's an FAQ ... that isn't listed in the FAQs (whooops! - something else to do!)

Peg


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Welcome to the Stovebolt lots of very well informed and some interesting characters on here. I picked up my truck from Stoughton/ Weyburn area last year.


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