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#457468 10/01/2008 2:18 AM
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I bought a 1946 chevy 3/4 ton off ebay and started working on it.Had to drive over 1100 miles to get it in Minnesota.It is mostly apart and I have a GMC for parts, so I hope between the two I can make one truck.

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saaayyy,
that sounds familiar.
good luck! You're in the right place!
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Sounds familiar, I bought my '41 3/4 ton from eBay and it was in Minnesota


1941 Chevy Master 3/4-Ton
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...bought my 51 3/4 ton on eBay and it was in St. Louis, trailered it home.


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Amazing how they all look alike in the beginning! Looks like a nice project! Lots of parts too! Welcome to the Bolt. Lots of knowledge and help here. Have fun and good luck
Dan

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Good luck!! a Bolter is the way to go!!! A'int noth'in better!


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True story!!


John A Young

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