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#461284 10/14/2008 5:50 AM
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Hi there! I signed up about a week ago. I just picked up a '50 3100 that had sat for 20-30 years. Thankfully, it was in a field in S.Kansas so it isn't rusted out. I hauled it back here to St.Louis so I have to work hard to keep it that way. All it's parts look original. Too bad it's missing the speedo & radio. I spent the weekend (minus time spent swapping engines in my '66) cleaning & getting things ready to see if it will run. I needed some good tires for the rear. I tried the spares from a '90 Toyota 4x4 & they fit perfect with 225/75/15 tires.
If the 216 won't run, I have a 235 to drop in. I'm hoping for this truck to be my daily driver. I'll post again w/a link for a photo page.
Later,
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Welcome to the Bolt. thumbs_up

You have learned well - we love looking at old trucks almost as much as owning them. grin


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I hope this link works. My first attempt.
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Hi Scott, Welcome.
I just checked out your pics. Your link worked fine.
Another fine '50 is gonna be saved!
You've come to the right place
It's O.K,everyone here will guide you through the trials and tribulations!
Have fun!
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nice project. I know you'll do it well. Just let us know what we can do to help.


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hey scotty
welcome
it appears you have a good project. has the rear end been changed out already?






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Welcome to the bolt, looked at the photos, looks like a solid project!!

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Welcome Scott and congrats on getting a good project. Yours is about the right color too. I love patina. And I love that hood ornament! Good luck with it, have fun and be safe. smile


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Thanks everybody.
Neo still has his original rear. I wish I had the speedo to see how many miles. I don't think many. I wish I could keep the rust patina, but that wouldn't be healthy for Neo. Under the hood is blue, so I guess I'll repaint it blue.
I'll keep adding pictures a few at a time. I have dial-up. frown

Later,
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I like it. Looks like a great project.


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