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Fellow stovebolters,
It has been quite some time, but I have finally got some pictures of two of my trucks uploaded (the other ones are not presentable wink ).

Colin\'s Classic Haulers

The yellow one is my '53 GMC, I bought it October 2004 and since then have "restorodded" it. It has a low pressure 235 and three on the tree with stock torque tube and rearend. I have a full pressure 235 on the stand ready to be put back together.

The other one is a '55 I just aquired. It is the next project. It has plans for a SB. Bought it from the original owners son on the original farm it was used on. The son drove it through high school in the late 50's.

There you are, hope you enjoy the few pictures. More to come!

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Great pix Colin, I love that new project Bolt. She looks like she will be a beautiful Driver.

Best-o-luck

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wow, that is a nice truck. you did a wonderful job with the yellow one. i hope that mine turns out that good. i like the little hotrodder touches, very cool.


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Nice looking Jimmy Colin love what you did with it. The 55 looks like a good challenge but im sure it will look as good as the 53 some day.

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That '55'd be right at home at my place -- ya know, with that aftermarket A/C and all...

The '53 is just too nice -- it'd never fit in. wink

Thanks for sharin' the photos.

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wow thanks for the kind words guys! Really appriciate it. (grinning from ear to ear) grin

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hehe, where is the old clunker farm?

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That would be Rustville, CA. You know, right down the road from Marshtown?

No? OK, are you familiar with the moon of Endor? wink

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the old clunker farm is a sort of purgatory fer ol trucks that're bad, it's nowhere and everywhere - trucks there have a faint hope of getting to the heaven that yer yellow one found, but will more likely remain in limbo eternally, with the same sad-eyed stare as yer newer one grin

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hahaha, okay, thanks for the info grin .

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That's real nice,no more said.Rims are perfect on your ride


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Red,

Where is your farm?

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grin ain't my farm, twin, but it's a bit below you right here grin

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after picking up my 46 GMC, and trying to find something that didnt have rust, i think i should park it at your place ClunkerFarm. :p

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Thanks dan-pa, the only two complaints about them is that they are not tall enough for decent rpm's. Second, they chipped up my fenders on the back, stick out to far. -shrug- , thanks for the kind words.
Colin


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