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The truck was delivered to the client this weekend.
The Sumotomo tires were put on Friday and they work fine.
A couple hours with an artists brush touching up details and it was ready to go.
The client had sent down a tractor, 1949 Massey Harris Pony, that I had restored for him several years ago, earlier in the week. Needed a little work.
So we loaded on the truck for him to take home. Good practice stowing the loading ramps, using the winch, etc.
He put a couple hundred miles on it with the load as the first drive.



http://s1276.photobucket.com/user/jsdesign2/media/deliver1_zpsorfwkaxp.jpg.html

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That is awesome, and it looks great! So where is the next project?


1941 Chevy 1 1/2-ton WW2 4x4 dump truck
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Have to build up a 1930's Scripps marine engine - 678 cu.in. straight 6 beautiful and massive. Had to replace a cracked crankcase, has to be in the boat next month.
After that some choices, but just got an inquiry about doing a late 40's-early 50's Chevy (or GMC)COE.

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That truck looks great! I didn't realize until recently that you were doing all that work for someone else and that it wasn't even yours! Nice job!


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