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Just can't help it. Look at this about a year ago and finally found time to go pick it up. http://s1006.photobucket.com/user/r...e10_zpsoumqqxyp.jpeg.html?sort=3&o=1

Not sure when I will get to it....


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Cool!
You gonna put disc brakes on that one too?


Rich
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1947 Chev. Loadmaster
1959 Chev. Viking 40

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I have no idea what my plans are with it. A big part of me wants to do a very correct restoration. Another part of me wants to turn into a car hauler.

Whatever I plan to do it will not happen for a few years!



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Hot ziggity...another project! --- I like the looks of that one. And if you need any spare rims, remember I still have about five that I believe should fit it (20 x 5 with 7-1/4 bolt circle).


1946 1.5-Ton Chevy Shorty Bus
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Tango's 1946 Chevy "Skoolie" Project
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I am surprised that all of the wheels on this one are 5 lug. I'm sure the 10 lug wheels will fit this one, but these wheels won't fit either one of my other trucks rear axle....

Wow, it just hit me that I own three Stovebolts!



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Randy,

The contrast between the restored and unrestored trucks really puts things in perspective. The effort required to make a ~70 year old truck look "new" really stands out. Great job!

Paul


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That brings back memories of what my '38 looked like when I brought it home.

Lots of work but oh so nice when done!


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Nice one,Randy! looks to be in MUCH better shape than the C.O.E.Whatever you decide to do with it,it'll be NICE!! You do GREAT WORK!!


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