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#468545 11/06/2008 6:01 PM
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Hello. It took me a while but I have found you. I am restoring a 1926 1/2 ton "C" cab. I have a 1928 National AB 1 ton that I have not started yet.
John

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Woodbutcher #468573 11/06/2008 8:01 PM
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Well, let me be the first to say "Welcome"! wave

Great projects you have going, John...we need a few more of the twenties trucks in here. Do you have any pictures for us?


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a.d.-hawk #468787 11/07/2008 8:43 AM
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welcome to the bolt smile


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Cliff59 #468797 11/07/2008 11:14 AM
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I have pictures. I do not know how to post. They were in realy bad shape when I got them. I took the 26 apart clean down to the frame. Rebuilt front and rear axels. I am now sarting on the sheet metal, and there is not much of that. All the wood is cut and ready for clear coats of finish. I picked up a rebuilt engine in Hershey last year. I just finished the trans. As soon as my new ring gear gets here, I will put engine and tranny back together ans set in frame. I hope to finish this in about another 8-10 months.
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John

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You have to upload your pics to a hosting website like photobucket and the likes- then post the links here so we can see them!


-Luke

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Bigblue29 #469200 11/08/2008 5:17 PM
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Welcome, woodbutcher. That's a mighty old truck you have. Make sure you don't live up to your name when you refinish the bed.

Leo #469249 11/08/2008 8:30 PM
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Hi 1953 panel,
I hope I get it right. Actually I own a high end cabinet shop. Some time to drive our customers when we are working in there house, I get called that to see if we can rattle up the owner a little. They seem to give you a funny look when you address your help as a hack, and he calls you a woodbutcher. The wood is all done. Its the sheet metal I am trying my hand at right now.
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John

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Welcome John......and I do love the older trucks especially the C-cabs. Look forward to some pics. I know a couple other bolters with 20's trucks so maybe they will jump in here to.
Enjoy your stay on the bolt.


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Achipmunk #471195 11/14/2008 1:38 AM
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Welcome to the Stovebolt, John. wave I was working on my '27 until my '51 came along and now it's just sitting there. ohwell


Terry K.

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Welcome John!
I am also a WOOD WORKER..I work as a supervisor at Appalachian Wood Products of Clearfiled PA, 21 yrs now ..
Tim


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SW_Radial #472036 11/16/2008 1:27 PM
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you should find plenty of help here


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