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#624207 02/27/2010 10:00 PM
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Here is a photo of my c/50 dump truck. I just got the truck about a week ago and am going to do some work getting it back to its former glory. I hope to put this truck to work compleating projects around the house.

Here is a link to photos of my truck. Spencers c/50

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.... trucks pay for themselves while a car is a drain on a man's pocketbook!!
You can sure get the job done with that big boy!


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I have done some painting on the frame and dump body, and I did work on the wheels with a wire brush and hit them with a little gloss black. I have spent a little time getting some of the lights back in working order. The missing parking/turn lights were in the cab, I found them behind the seat! The truck's wireing is a major rat nest, with most of the original wireing in working order and in place but for some reason someone ran new wires nest to it? I am going to spend some time getting rid of some of the extra wireing and cleaning and painting. I also did the first load with the truck. A light load of sticks and brush but it was still pretty satisfying pulling that lever and driving away!


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