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The reassembly has begun, finally. Looking pretty good if I do say so myself!
http://i1281.photobucket.com/albums...20repair/Dash%20repaired_zpsjnnyelu3.jpg


1950 Chevrolet model 1434 5-Window Canadian manufactured 1-Ton with Dump Bed / Hoist
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I agree. Looks nice.


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Doyle- my computer doesn't get along with photo bucket for some reason. I'm sure the interior looks great. I did go to the link you have of the 50 1 ton. Cool story. Looking at the pic- is that a homemade grain shoot sticking out the side ahead of the drivers rear fender? We used to put a green 49 chevy in gear and jump out, climb in the bed and pitch flakes of hay to the cows. I can just see that trickling out grain across a pasture with hogs or whatever happily following along. Thanks for the memory.
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Hi fourspeedwagon; yes grain shute on the side. it does have a single hyd hoist but I can well imagine with side boards and a full load of grain there is no way it would lift the box to dump, so the original owner had to install the shute to get rid of some of the weight.

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1950 Chevrolet model 1434 5-Window Canadian manufactured 1-Ton with Dump Bed / Hoist
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Doyle,
Looks very nice! I hope to be where you are by July! Keep up the good work fella.
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A couple of pictures taken last night after installing the floor mat and seat.
Floor mat was a Costco rubber exercise mat less than 1/4 inch thick, I had to do quite a bit of careful cutting to get it to lay down but looks pretty good.

http://i1281.photobucket.com/albums...et%201%20Ton/Truck%20043_zpsljxmf8ji.jpg


1950 Chevrolet model 1434 5-Window Canadian manufactured 1-Ton with Dump Bed / Hoist
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