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#1231837 08/24/2017 6:27 PM
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Hi all,

Another Wisconsinite here. I am done lurking on the outside. I have started on a '49 5 window complete truck I got out of my fathers barn.( he says he doesn't have time) Looking at doing a rear end and tranny swap at this point. Got the brakes working and the old 216 running well.

See you in the threads,

Wheels


Blair

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Wheels71, indeed welcome to the Stovebolt Page. That 5 window will make a nice looking daily driver for sure. Any help you need just check in at the most appropriate garage forum and we'll help you out.


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I thought cheese heads would of came from Philadelphia


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Hello Wheels!


Welcome to the Stovebolt Page! Always good to see another 'Bolter from Wisconsin!

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Originally Posted by TPR57C
I thought cheese heads would of came from Philadelphia

Those are cream cheese heads! grin


Rich
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1959 Chev. Viking 40

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Welcome, Blair. Good luck with the swap. Hope you can still get it out this season. Let us know how you make out.
Leo


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