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#477982 12/03/2008 8:21 PM
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Old Navy Truck cab with gauges, seat, deluxe heater, wheel column and doors! Ebay here I come! Check out the funky pedals they grafted in.

http://community.webshots.com/photo/2805277340102454676iOtjXj
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wow ... good save

w/ hanger foot pedals??
old navy stuff
what ya puttin in her for a heart

Last edited by carolines truck; 12/03/2008 10:04 PM.

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the pedals look non domestic.

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how did you find the truck through old navy ? a local ad in your paper ?
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Wow, do you have another score like that? I am only 300 miles away. I could use a doner truck.

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Nice score, please tell us how you found out about it.


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The pedals look like early 60s chevy truck.You will have to use slave cly.bell housing.


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I am just parting it out found it in the local want ads. He still has some nice fenders for another $100!

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excellant find. what area youre plans for the truck

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Parting it out on Ebay and local sources, funds will be used to finish my 1950. It is interesting the way these guys prepped the old navy trucks. The put 1/4" plywood down on the floors Drywall screws) and covered with tarpaper (you could throw a cat through them). They plug welded all mirror holes, wipers etc or just bondo if the hole is small enough. Nice thing is they left most small items, wiring, gauges, heaters etc in place. Everything major on the frames was just torched off where they could, one coat of blue paint inside and out and it was good to go. This one had some nice options Recirc heater, cigarette lighter, most switches, dome light, lots of stuf like the wiper switch, transmission arms was just tucked under the dash.

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great deal


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