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#634516 04/03/2010 4:55 AM
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This is my latest project, a 1960 GMC 1-ton Panel truck. It's not one of the best looking trucks GM has made over the years, but it's all original. It was originally a Rescue/Squad Truck in a Fire Dept. in Maine. It's in great shape for being 50 yrs. old. It's has a 305 V6, 4-speed on the floor. It runs, drives, and stops, but needs a few minor things fixed to pass NYS Inspection. It came with the original 17" tires and rims, and an extra '63-'66 Chevy hood. The odometer reads 50199 which I believe to be the original mileage. I think this is a pretty rare truck since I don't see many around in the longer 9 ft. length.

http://s805.photobucket.com/albums/yy339/DDinNY/1960%20GMC%201-ton%20Panel/

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Welcome to the Bolt. Looks like a nice catch and panel's are good for hauling parts for other projects smile Keep us posted.


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Thanks Chip...Have been a member here for about 6 1/2 years, have just been pre-occupied with other things in my life over the past 3 or 4 years. Lost my job of 25 yrs, 3 kids got out of College, one got married, sold a couple projects, etc. I have a posting in the 1952 Gallery of a truck I had back then, but sold a couple years ago. Lots of great trucks and info to see here....

http://www.stovebolt.com/gallery/davin_dennis_1952.htm

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That's a beautiful panel. I hope you keep the snout hood.
I believe the snouts are an homage to GM's Viewliner Train of the mid-fifties.

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r293/VIEWLINER/0806/AERO01.jpg


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Welcome Dennis, don't be shy to post more often, show us the progress you're making. Good luck.

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