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I'd just seen a listing for Spike TV this weekend , they are suposed to install a must.II crossmember on a '49 = finally something on tv worth watching ! Also , seen a new Tim McGraw video "Southern Voice" has a couple shots of Tim driving a neat old stovebolt .

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Trucks TV on Spike at 11:00 AM

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OOOpps , sorry , I forgot that part , Trucks !

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Just saw the show on East Coast. Nice weld-it-up-yourself front end.


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its a pretty good show. we bought our 1952 truck 3 days befor they aired the episode with them introducing their 1949. i laughed hard.


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That is the second episode. In the first, they drove it down the road and made horrible, disrepectful jokes about the old girl! Then they identified the motor as an original 216, which was clearly a newer 235 replacement. In the second episode they corrected the description saying the numbers pointed to a 1956 235. It sounds like they may rebuild it and use it. That would be good to see and also it will be interesting to see what they do for the carburetor setup.


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Here are links to both episodes online..

1st episode
2nd episode

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Wow, I didn't know that these were online. Thanks for the link!


1951 GMC 1 Ton Flatbed -- It is finally on the road and what a great time I have driving it!
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My wife and I both didn't like the way they talked about the truck in the first episode either. They came across as cocky and misinformed. The second one was quite informative on the MII front suspension install, though.


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well you have to consider that the hosts of the show are in their 20's. and i have watched that show for years. They commonly do modern things like jeeps and diesels and drag trucks. so this is a totally new thing for them. and what they usually worked with probably made them view this truck as inferior.


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Something else to consider, and this isn't a slam on the guy, Kevin Tetz is more of a body and paint guy, and he's actually very good at it. He's the one that did the body and paint work on Copperhead, the '67 Chevy that Stacey David built when he was the host of the show.


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I was a little annoyed at some of what they said in the first episode too, but I wrote it off to a couple of kids who are learning about old trucks, not to a permament problem.

And what are they doing? They are building a mild hot rod I'd probably enjoy owning, so its not all bad.


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...and now we have the 3rd episode


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