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Not too far yet, but thought I'd post the start of my project.

*** UPDATE 12/26/05 -- More disassembly pics.
I ain't nearly as fast as some of y'all. ***

http://home.alltel.net/hd99fxst/pickuphome.html

Advice is WELCOME.

Cheers,
mark.
'51 KY 3100

PS -- Does the fact that I got pics of the truck online before my youngest son make me a bad dad?

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Lookin good. Looks like the PO had a little Hot Rod in his blood. Cool valve cover. Only advice is; Clean up that work bench will ya? grin

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Thanks for the pictures! Nice to see a shop as cramped and crowded as mine. Too bad I wasn't restoring a tricycle... takes less room!!
Good luck and keep the pics coming
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Actually, I added the valve cover when I replaced the 216 with a 1956 235. I've had the truck since '85.

And I've got a LOT of Hot Rod in my blood -- the truck's gonna get a 383!

Cheers,
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*** UPDATE 12/26/05 -- More disassembly pics.
I ain't nearly as fast as some of y'all. ***

http://home.alltel.net/hd99fxst/pickuphome.html

Cheers,
mark.
'51 KY 3100

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Whatcha gonna do with that there 235? Does it run good?

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Gee Shipwrite - I hopes ya never sees my pigstye of a shop. Never fails to amaze me how fast the parts pile builds when you are working and how fast the tools get spread about.

Looks like your making a lot of progess 3100. Even though these trucks are simple, it does take a lot of time to get where you are especially with old rusty fasteners.


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