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#555353 07/13/2009 9:48 PM
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Lonnie Kutil Visalia CA
1963 Panel truck (actually a bread truck) Got for free, no engine or trans, major rust throughout. Have already replaced about 70% of body steel w/some still to go. I dropped in a 350 w/700 R4 trans, fortunatly the truck was an original auto so the switch was simple. I found an original air conditioner complete w/a windshield for fourty bucks. It's going to stay basically all original-no power anything and will have three rows of seats for the fam. I've been building and working on these trucks for about 15 years and this one has required alot of time and effort(or love-whichever) and is my 5th truck in these years.

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My 1963 Panel

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Jrqball #555443 07/14/2009 2:18 AM
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jrqball, sounds like your well on your way to getting it running. it may be me, or my computer but I couldn't get to the pics.....

Keep us posted. Oh, are you gonna paint it anything like a bread truck? Sounds like your doing your own thing here and that is perfectly alright. Its another one saved from the cookie, uh, I mean crushing monster.


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Its going to be white on top including the top sides, and it will be some hue of green or blue on the bottom half..probably something understated...I clicked the link to photobucket for my images and it works..

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I got to the pics okay as well. Hmmm.. one of those things I guess. Jrqball, I am green with envy...lol... I have a thing for '63's and it does my heart good to see you putting all that effort into salvaging this panel. The result is going to be great, I can see that already. Keep up the good work!!!


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I saw the pictures. You do nice work!


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Free...Wow, somebody was a real moron to give that thing away. Sweet truck. You need to get some 60/40's in it. Me likeze.


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Tomcoe #564035 08/11/2009 2:16 PM
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Lonnie,
Is that an old Helms Bakery truck?

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It was a local baker...it was actually given to me by a close friend after a coule of requests through the last couple of decades.

Jrqball #590560 11/07/2009 5:37 PM
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Lonnie, while I'm not a fan of "ground sniffers" (or high in the sky either) I sure do like the way your panel sits. How much did you lower it??

A friend of mine dropped by last week and to my surprise he came in a 63 panel. He had it sitting on a 78 4x4 chassis and it was coming along fine. You guys are making me want one now!!!

Keep us posted and thats some mighty fine work your doing. Its a shame you couldn't drop by my house when you came to Ga. We'd had a good time eating hot dogs or BBQ!


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very cool truck.....i like it alot.......dave


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