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Hey everybody...figured I would share a little info on our new '48 1 ton grain truck. I found it on North Platte's Craigslist, out in the Sandhills, far away from virtually everything! Family owned since '62 & a neat old survivor. It runs & drives but needs minor brake work & radiator sealing. Rust-free as the day is long!

Teaser picture.

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I do have a couple of questions after looking the truck over....
Who supplied the grain box?
Are there supposed to be shocks on the rear?


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good lookin project .... deck looks farmer made, stake sides prolly from some other truck .... usually no shocks on trucks over 3/4T

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Thanks Red...the truck has the short running boards & the grain box seems to have been there since new...I even got the end gate & front panel extension....its got the painted on pinstriping on the deck sides similar to the Omaha Standard stuff...


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Wow, Doug this does look nice. Will have to get the whole story in here ... someday ... grin

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Thanks Peggy....its in the works....gotta find time to git 'r done grin


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Hey Doug, that's a nice looking truck. Too bad the grain harvesting is done for the season. Good luck with it!

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Looks like a keeper to me.


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Could be a Load King/Lode King bed since they have been making them forever & it looks like one of the many I have seen on trucks from the 40's-50's-60's...joe


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Thanks Leo, Ron & Joe...I plan on hanging onto this one for a good long time....
Good call on the Load King, Joe...Its been a long time since I heard that name & I would agree with that...


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Okay gang, we've got Doug's story in the Gallery now!

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Thanks Peggy!


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What a great lookin' truck. It is always a pleasure to see these old survivors.

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Have you sorted out a name for the truck yet


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I wondered about that. I know Doug didn't say, but *I* just couldn't resist the "s-wheaty" !! grin

IF Doug names the truck, no problem to change it.

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