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#1046410 08/01/2014 6:34 PM
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Well with where I live, they call it the crossroads of America, locates in central Illinois.

My project it a 47 Chevy 5 window. When i picked it up it was just the cab. Came with front fenders, hood, grille, radiator support, doors, and glass. I found out later that it is a big bolt. So the plan is to put this over on s10 frame, v8 power, and thinking a satin black paint, with aluminium accents and minimal crome. Going to be an interesting and slow build cuz I only get about 2 days a week at home cuz of job.

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Welcome! When I lived in Cairo, we had a different description- - - -something about where to put in the tube if the world ever needed an enema!

The big bolt front sheet metal is a little wider than the 1/2-1 ton, which is a good thing if you're planning to run a real truck front suspension like a mid-1980's front crossmember and control arms. The wider fenders work better with the slightly wider track width.
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I found out after buying said cab and front sheet metal. I have since picked up a 50 g m c that I will be using the bed off of and few other odds and does. And i will close on a deal Monday on a 52 Chevy 3100 that has the correct front sheet metal and remaining parts. So, I will be posting quite a bit in the swap meet area. If anyone needs something in particular feel free to drop of a message with what you need/want and your offer we will go from there.

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Alilley, welcome to the Stovebolt. Sounds like a real interesting project you got going. There are other bolters in your area so be on the watch for them.
For best responses, more information and to meet lots of folks be sure to try ask questions in the most appropriate forums for best results.
Sounds like you'll be asking a lot of questions in the Hi Po forum smile Good luck and we're all here to help.


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