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#551522 07/01/2009 9:31 AM
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Hi From New Zealand I am new to stovebolt I have a 48 chev loadmaster.

does anybody out there have plans for building a timber deck

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Hi NZ, welcome to the Stovebolt.

Can I assume by timber deck you mean wooden flatbed?

I know a handful of transplanted New Zealanders and know from experience words and phrases often don't mean quite the same thing in the US as they do in NZ.


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Hi nzloadmaster!


Welcome to the 'Stovebolt Page'. Hanging around here you're sure to find lots of information and advice from the great bunch of folks who are here.

I don't have any plans to offer you, but a couple of pictures from my website might give you some ideas for your project.

http://www.geocities.com/jarge46/46_Chev.html

The one's titled 'box up' are what I'm referring to.

Good luck with the project and keep posting on here.

George

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Hello,
I am using these plans for the sides of my truck

http://www.ag.ndsu.nodak.edu/abeng/plans/6192.pdf


If you clink on the link to my truck below, you can see how I rebuilt my bed.

Chris

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What species of hardwoods are available to you? I would guess the various asian ones we see here but really have no idea.


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