Thank you folks so much for the add! I purchased a 1946 3/4 ton with the original running 216 in it. It was originally a pickup but was changed to a flatbed dump back in the early 60s. I intend on putting it back to it’s original form. The truck has spent it’s entire life within a 20 mile radius. Bought brand new by a Mr. Ripley, then sold to the Greenough farm located in Dresden a short time later. That’s when it was changed to a flatbed. Hauling hay and firewood. I don’t know exactly how long it was on that farm for but was sold to the Lamphere farm in Whitehall. Now she sits idle (for the winter) in a nice heated garage. This forum is full of knowledgeable members. I’ve only looked at a few threads but I know I’m in the right place. Thank you again! Scott
SBrown. Welcome to the forum. Great to know the history behind your project. Best of luck dont forget we love pics. All the info you could ask for is right here!
Welcome to the Stovebolt madness. There is no cure!
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Scott, welcome to the Stovebolt. Great group of guys and gals here. Just let us know how we can help by posting questions in the most appropriate garage forums. See you there....great find on the truck.
Thank you folks! I Attached a couple of pictures on this message. Figured out how to resize them according to the rules. Definitely not your typical northeast truck. I do appreciate the welcome! Scott
