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#636533 04/10/2010 9:07 PM
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Hello there, I am newly registered here (from South Africa).
I aquired a '46 2 ton (RHD) a week ago - 100% original, except it is converted to 12V and got a non standard load bed - I will need to find the specs for the original. Everything works, I mean everything - hand brake, front windscreen winder the whole lot. Body is in great condition, except for a sligtly bent right mudgaurd. The engine runs like clockwork (216.5 CI). Only problem is that it is 1200 km from my home (720 miles in American speak). I am planning to bring her home on a trailer behind my Isuzu bakkie (sorry LDV in American or Ute for you down under) next weekend.

Cant wait for it naturally - will keep you posted and get some photos on the board in due course.

Cheers from South Africa.
Buks.

PS: Any Aussies or people from the land of the long white cloud reading this - I am a Stormers supporter. I quite enjoyed the Blues' thrashing today!

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Welcome Buks,
You have come to the right place for great information.
May also wan to look at the following site:
http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/index.htm

Take care,
Dale

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Hey Buks, welcome. Sounds like you have a nice truck coming to your garage soon. And, yes, I know what a bakkie is, prefer a gebakkie.

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Welcome Buks. Stovebolters are WORLD wide so I"m sure there will be folks checking with you. Just always watch the post and you wil find them if they do not find you!!

Enjoy your stay.


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Welcome Buks,

You already have a link to the old manual project. Here's another useful site for 1941-1946: www.brads41-46chevys.com


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