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My new project truck. Ford 302 (heaven forbid) has been removed and is being replaced with a 300 hp 350/350 Turbo tranny. Getting lowered 4" in front and 7" in the rear, a little body work, new disk brakes and a fresh silver over black paint job and she'll be ready to go.

http://picasaweb.google.com/twlinks50/1941ChevyTruckProject?feat=directlink

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Looks like you got some rain there, also. Are you going to put that other cab on the truck?


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1959 Chev. Viking 40

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Hi Rich,

Yeah, the truck is in Alabama at the moment where the "heavy" work is being done and it's been raining there a lot lately.

We're using the same cab that you see on the truck. It's not too bad really and it's already starting to take shape. I put more pictures in the photobucket album this morning, so you can see the work in progress.


tw
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Nice truck. You got a really nice project.The 1941-46 chevy truck has always been my favorite. Do you have the original front suspension in your 41?

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Good luck with your project!!


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She's starting back together. New pics added this morning.


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twlinks, I just checked out your pics.....Keep up the good work.
Yet another old Chevy saved! thumbs_up


1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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I'm getting a bit closer to having the old girl like I want her. Added some new pics today with new wheels and tires on her. Still need to get the diamond plate in the bed and on the inside of the tailgate along with a diamond plate tool box and diamond plate step plates on the running boards to give here a little more "glitz". A new louvered roll pan is replacing the back bumper also.

Pics are in the "More pix on Picasa" link.

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Very Sweet thumbs_up thumbs_up thumbs_up

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I like it. Not to high, not to low. Good job.


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The old Chevy truck is now in Texas, but still quite alive,
She's been replaced by a Red Corvette now gracing the drive,
She was destined for a sure grave before we saved her,
Now another owner can play and coddle and nurture.

Thanks guys, it was fun while it lasted. Learned a lot and not a regret, but now it's time to play with the Vette.

TW


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.... I predict there is another Stovebolt in your future. You may not know it yet smile


1937 Chevy Pickup
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1952 Chevy Panel
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1950 Chevy Coupe
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I'd rather walk and carry a Chevy hub cap than ride in a Ferd.
I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you smile

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