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#1269338 06/17/2018 4:09 PM
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I am currently working on a Canadian built 1950 1 ton. This site has so many tips and info. Thanks to all the members for sharing this knowledge.

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Welcome to Stovebolt.


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'62 Chevy C-10 Stepside Shortbed (Restomod in progress)
'47 Chevy 3100 5 Window (long term project)
‘65 Chevy Biscayne (Emily)
‘39 Dodge Business Coupe (Clarence)
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Welcome to the site. Nice to have the Canadian model when you're Canadian. It seems most including mine are US assembled. Is it a Chevy or GMC? Pickup?

Leo

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Highland, welcome to the Stovebolt. You join a bunch of truck loving guys for sure. I see you already met Leo, .from your native country. I'd love to know more about the Canadian trucks. Good luck.


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Good Day Highland
Welcome to another 1950 one ton owner in Alberta. You might check out Fox and Doyle as they also
have 1950 one ton Alberta projects. Mine is also a one ton but it is a 1955.
Once you have about 5 posts you will be allowed to post photos. They watch for scammers when you are new.

Also it would be nice to know your first name and what town you are in. I know of about one dozen bolters in
our province. There may be more.

Have fun with your project. The members here are the best.
Howie


1 1955 Chev one ton. 261 engine

3 1962 Chev c-10 261 engine
4 1966 Plymouth VIP 5.7 GenIII Hemi
5 1966 Imperial Crown Coupe 440 engine
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Just a little more info, I live near Drumheller and the truck is a chev 1434 with the 235 which I believe is the 3804 model. This truck has been sitting in the weeds since 1974 and my dad was going to give it away so I decided to bring it back to life.

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Yes, I think the 1434 is the Canadian designation for a Chev. one ton. 3B knows all this stuff way better than I. Drumheller eh, see any dinosaurs lately?

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Howdy Des

Welcome again Highland. My 1434 is a dual wheel with a hoist for the grain box. It is now only a new wooden deck
as the original was rotten. She spent the working days on a farm near Hanna and was a good find. Lucky
to have the extra torque from the optional 261 engine. New hoses and a proper flush and the Hyel twin ram hoist
works great. I need to repair the pinion seal then can drive it on the highway. Maybe to Three Hills show & shine next spring.

Good for you saving another truck. Was it built with a box? or just sold as a Cab & chassis? Single or dual wheels?
You can still get hydraulic parts for the Huck brand of brakes but the drums are very scarce. The 1/2 tons went to
Bendix brand brakes in 50 but the larger trucks did not. The steering and brakes are the most important part of our dear old trucks.

Leo wants a pet Dinosaur to put in his panel as a mascot.
keep in touch as we are only one hour apart.

Longest day, it will be snowing soon!
Howie

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1 1955 Chev one ton. 261 engine

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welcome to the site!

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Howie my truck is the p/u is single wheel with 9' stepside box. Im just going through the motor now which looks very good. Looks like ill be needed a clutch overhaul shes pretty spongy.

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Welcome to the site lot's of great information here.
Howie, Fox and I had a great visit in Wetaskiwin at History Road a couple of weeks ago, it would be great to get a couple of other Bolters trucks in there next year.


1950 Chevrolet model 1434 5-Window Canadian manufactured 1-Ton with Dump Bed / Hoist
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Des,
Welcome! You’ve found the treasure trove of everything old GmTruck. This site is gold for anyone working on these old girls. The 1 tons will worm their way into your garage and heart and then stay there. I’ve grown more and more fond of my big ole girl. I look forward to seeing some pictures. I’ve got 56 miles under my belt now with my 1 ton.


1970 Chevrolet C10
Grandpa's -- My first truck -- In progress to shiny
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1950 Chevrolet 1-Ton Dually
"Ole Red Girl"
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1951 GMC 9430 1 ton dually--Shiny! | 1972 Chevrolet C20- Rusty- the puzzle box lid for the C10 | 1962 AMC Rambler American- my wife's
Parts trucks-
1951 GMC 9300 | 1951-GMC 9430 | 1951- Chevrolet 1300

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