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#182798 05/31/2005 3:01 PM
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Okay I know you guys love pictures so here is a link to a slide show of pictures. I hope it works.

I went to an old salvage yard that a 80 year old fella runs. He had a lot of stuff but I was disappointed in the old Chevy stuff, I was told by a friend he had a lot more. However it was cool to check out the vehicles. I could have salvaged two heaters but they were rusted and I didn't feel like pulling them and so forth.

Did snap a picture of a Chevy that I have never seen before. It was like a miniature panel, my guess is that it is a early station wagon.

There are 36 pictures, so enjoy. I know I did, oh I did find two Mustang II fully intact with the front suspensions complete. I am contemplating calling him and asking what he would want for the whole car.

Thanks to RT1 and Joker for letting me know the link failed. I will just post the links to the photos directly.

40\'s Chevy

50\'s Chevy

50\'s Chevy 2

60\'s Big Truck

60\'s Chevy

70\'s Chevy

6100

C10 Front End

C20

Convertible AD

GMC Delivery Van

AD Dump Truck

GMC

GMC Dually

GMC Stakebed

Identity Crisis

Poor AD

Old AD

Old Delivery Truck

Old GMC

Old Panel

Old School Bus

Old Suburban

Panel

Old Stakebed

What Kind of Chevy?

Wrecked Panel

Thanks,
Chris


Chris 1955FirstSeries
#182799 05/31/2005 3:05 PM
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chris, I can only see the big pix of the green chevy pick-up,,,,,,,,,,,,thanks,,Fred


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Sorry Fred,

When I tested the link it should rotate a picture every three seconds.

Try again and let me know if it doesn't work. I can always email you the pictures, I have resized them into smaller sizes.


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Thanks,,,real neat,, is that an old hudson and maybe international pick-up next to the ad(old ad pix),, thanks for your time,,,regards......Fred


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what kinda chevy = 49 or 50 sedan delivery [side windows not factory] - the commercial version of a station wagon, or the car framed version of the panel delivery truck, discontinued about 1960 - very desireable rig in some circles


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"When we tug a single thing in nature, we find it attached to the rest of the world" ~ John Muir
"When we tug a single thing on an old truck, we find it falls off" ~ me
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#182803 05/31/2005 4:14 PM
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Good eyes Fred, I know that is in International he had a couple of them, a couple Dojdge's and a couple Fjord's.

It was fun, and the reason there is no grass grown up around to bad it there are a herd of cattle in with the vehicles.

-Chris


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Chris, How'd you get away with sneaking that Ford in there? (50's Chevy)

Looks like it was a fun day. Thanks for sharing.

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Oops my bad. I saw the wrap around windshield and thought late 50's Chevy.

Glad you guys enjoy, I know I had a blast.

-Chris


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Chris ..great pic,s thank you,made a good end to the weekend. oops my bad was a 59 fjord haha. what a shame for all tha old iron. been goofin around for the better part of 40yrs sayin if i fell into a little dough i,d DEFINITLY have a junk/boneyard, regards steve sr.

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That is some great stuff. Those 46 fenders may even be better than mine.


Tim Sheridan
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