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#596975 11/30/2009 9:56 PM
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Hello all, great site!

Years ago I regretfully sold my '57 chevy pickup and have never forgiven myself. After returning from Afghanistan a few weeks ago, I decided to get my butt in gear and finally find myself a new(old) truck.
After a lot of looking around I came across a real gem. The ad was pretty vague but I thought it might be worth a look and it was!
Within seconds of seeing this truck I knew it was a real find and would be mine. I picked up this '46 chevy 1/2 ton a couple days later and couldn't be happier. It is 99% complete including the original engine with about 66,000 miles on it. The body was sandblasted and primed already and there are tons of new parts sitting in boxes. The body is in amazing condition and the frame is as solid as you could ever hope for. Many years in storage obviously.
With the truck came a huge pile of original paperwork, books, receipts ect.
Now it's time to decide what direction to go with this project. Looking forward.


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Welcome back in more ways than one and thank you for your service abroad. We like pictures. sounds like a good find.


1953 Chevrolet 3600
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Hey lowbow, you're not the only bluenoser around here, Welcome.
Sounds like you got something good to start with. So, now you have to plan out what you intend to do? Good idea, if you run stuck just ask.

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Welcome from out west and another thank you for your service.

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Curt B. #597009 11/30/2009 11:30 PM
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Thanks for the welcome guys. And the "thanks for service", it's a true pleasure- love it.
The pics are coming.
Bluenoser, you would know first hand how tough it can to find decent vintage vehicles in our salty location. It was frustrating but worked out well.

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Hi lowbow,welcome from 'old Scotia'. wink
Your new find sounds like a good one.
We look forward to seeing the pics.
Regarding he salty location,we get exactly the same only 3000 miles east of you... eek
Rust knows no international boundaries!
Good luck with your new project.
Jock thumbs_up



1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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Welcome Lowbow, hope you find what you need from the site, I have found much great info here. Thank you for serving our cause.


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lowbow, thanks for serving and congrats on your 46. You'll find lots of friends and info around the Bolt.


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With photobucket up and running, I figured I had better share a pic. Hope I got this right.

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b241/Allteeth/1946%20Chevrolet%20Pickup/46Chev.jpg

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Looks real nice, Welcome aboard!!

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hello..I'm over in Waverely behind Conrad's pit.

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Your not too far away from me at all.
Here's a quick pic of the floor from underneath. I assumed the previous owner had repaired it but he said he had done no work to the floor at this point- amazing.
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b241/Allteeth/1946%20Chevrolet%20Pickup/Floorfromunder.jpg

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welcome. i was stationed in halifax when i was in the navy. now i'm just a retired bum in ontario


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