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#142625 08/12/2004 8:55 PM
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So I figure it's about time to get the restoration of my 46 going--found a good body man, and I'm going to start rebuilding the bed this week. I pressure washed the underside-wow-the difference is unreal. Get this-the transmission has numbers on it! And, I can read them! I can kiss that shirt and pair of shorts goodbye, the grime...wifey wouldn't come near me.

Before the washing, I had to remove the multicolored carpeting and the floorboard, come to find out it is wood. Looks homemade to me, anyone know what's supposed to be there? If it's metal, do any of the suppliers sell it?

Pics are coming, but my next question is going to be how to post pics in the post. I just learned how to e-mail them from the digital I just learned how to use... :rolleyes:

Thanks in advance


51 Chevy 1/2 ton-Restored
46 GMC 1 1/2 ton-Farm Fresh
#142626 08/12/2004 10:00 PM
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Hi Dan S!

The original floor panel is metal. I'm looking at a catalogue now that lists 'fibreglass floor boards'for 41-46's at $85 Canadian. I'm sure you'll have no trouble to find what you want from the suppliers in the US.

Good luck. George

#142627 08/13/2004 5:27 PM
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Hey jarge, I see your a pegger, check out my newly aquired '66 GMC 960 COE. Man I love this truck, and it works great too. (Old CN truck, lots of Kms)

My \'66 GMC 960 COE

I also posted this on the Engine and driveline forum, I have a couple questions you may be able to help me with...
Couple questions

#142628 08/13/2004 10:03 PM
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Not trying to steal Dan S's thread here but an answer for 'drunknpukin'.

I sent you an e-mail and hope there are some answers you can check out.

Great looking truck!! Looks like fun.

Geo.


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