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#1138997 12/12/2015 6:09 AM
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I was told my truck qualifies for this area, so I thought I'd say hey.

I just got a 1949 Chevy 6100 wrecker. 😊

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Welcome to Stovebolts and to Big Bolts section. Lots of good info on this for our Big turcks.


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Originally Posted by AlmightyCrash
I was told my truck qualifies for this area, so I thought I'd say hey.

I just got a 1949 Chevy 6100 wrecker. 😊

Welcome!

Pictures?

Post up a link to them if you have some.

Enjoy
Tom

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Welcome from another wrecker collector and we need to see some pictures. These old wreckers are just cool.

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Welcome to the Big Bolt wave

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I hadn't thought about it until I read this posting, but I purchased another GM product, a few years back, that served a good portion of its life as a wrecker in Oklahoma. My wrecker was based on a 1930 LaSalle. Somewhere I have a picture of it "as found". If I can locate the file I will post just so you can see what was done in the past. The LaSalle was heavier than the Chev trucks and most of the GMC's, Dodges, Fords etc. Good luck with your wrecker.
Al
PS: The LaSalle is in the middle of being re-bodied back as an original roadster.


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