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#530760 04/21/2009 5:02 PM
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Found you site the other day when looking for king pin info
I have a 1953 chevy with a 1955 235 and what i think is a 49 trans and rear end. site is great good info
found out from an older guy at the truck axle shop about the fact that early chevys had floating king pin sleeves and had that confirmed by your tech site. looked up engine id now I know why I'm pegging out my 53 oil pressure gauge at 30# because it is running a 235. Mines a driver now but there is always more to fix.

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Welcome!!

We like to see pictures! wink


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I'M going to try and add a photo link when I figure it out
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Hi chevymgb, Welcome to the most informative and friendly old truck forum!
Glad you could join us.

As Frank50 said,we look forward to the pix

Jock thumbs_up

Just checked out your pics, That explains your Stovebolt handle! grin Nice truck BTW.

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http://s657.photobucket.com/albums/uu295/Scotter2009_2009/

That's my 1978 MGB in the one non truck picture. Got the running boards for free from my brother in-law (he has a 54) hacked the brakets off welded patches on the bottoms and reinstalled them with carriage bolts and blocks but what the hey they were free. new king pins brakes and wheel cylinders a month ago.

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Welcome Scott, nice looking truck you have there. You are right, there's lots of good info here.

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Sweet truck! You're at the right place.


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Welcome to the bolt chevymgb. That's a nice ride you have.

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chevymbg: welcome to the bolt. Nice pickup thumbs_up


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chevymbg you have a great start with this ride welcome to the family

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That's a nice one...Welcome to the site!


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Nice truck, and Welcome


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Thanks for the welcomes My brother in law is starting to work on a 54 I'll get some photos Were should I post those?

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welcome, nice truck


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