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Here are two pictures of my 1946 Chevy 1/2 ton truck. I've owned this truck for along time, it's all stock except for the 1957 235 cu. in., and wheels/tires/hubcaps. Also the airhorn, which has two storage tanks mounted on the inside of the frame rails. I have the stock wheels with 6.50" x 16" tires, and stock hubcaps. I have the bed sides and bed front/back, I like the bare look, may build some real short wood sides and bed front, some time. I haven't driven this truck for years, and it is currently parked in a barn, with lots of other vehicles. I am planning on getting it back on the road this summer, with a dropped axle, T-5 trans, disc brakes, 12 volt swap... just to name a few.


Picture One.

Picture Two.

Last edited by Peggy M; 04/26/2025 9:17 PM.

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I like it. I am currently trying to get my hands on an International that was used in the peach orchard. It has a flat bed on it and would make a nice driver/work truck.

I like the looks of yours. Maybe I better go check on the International again smile You're giving me the flatbed fever!!


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Hey, Achipmunk, that '37 1/2 ton is beautiful!, so is the '52 panel, GREAT JOB!!!


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What setup for the front disc brakes did you use?


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