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Just picked up a ‘49 one 1/2 ton flatbed. I’ll have lots of questions as this project progresses. Thanks in advance for sharing your knowledge & support of my obsession.
We are located in the NY & VT border.
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Thank you for coming to share and learn together and congrats on you on ton.....hey, we even have a forum just for one tons so be sure to check it out. Any questions, just post them in the most appropriate forum and we'll do the rest.
Also, be sure to watch for other members from your area. There are quite a few from NY.
See you around the garage.


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Nice looking "Big Bolt". thumbs_up

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Welcome! Nice looking truck! Looks a lot like my 1 1/2 ton.


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Nice truck and welcome to the forum. Your not too far from me. I’m over at Lake Sacandaga. I also have friends that live in Schaghticoke.


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Had some medical issues….but looking to dig into my big bolt project now.

Any good direction on identifying my engine? It’s a factory remanufactured unit. I believe from 1973. Code 1 # 121947??? I thinks it’s a 235. Any guidance is welcome.


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