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#644791 05/09/2010 1:28 PM
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1946 1-ton that I purchased on 05.08.10 and drove a little over 100 miles home. I am the third (probably 4th) owner. In addition to the history of the truck, the owner gave me the original owner's manual, service policy and a framed ad for the style of truck. He even found and gave me the original crank to turn the engine over. My goal is to keep this truck running until at least 2046.

It is extremely original. It was restored around 25 years ago and of course, parked in a barn. It was taken out last April, cleaned up, overhauled and I bought it yesterday (5.8.10). I intend to keep it as original as possible, but my primary goal is to keep the truck running reliably and well.

I contacted the local car club yesterday as well and am looking forward to learning all about this truck and tinkering on it.

http://picasaweb.google.com/101814545170978707698/1946Chevy3800?feat=directlink

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Nice looking piece of iron you have there. Lots of miles left in her too. Welcome to the site. It's good to hear you want to keep it as original as possible. I wish you luck in keeping her running til 2046, I hope to last that long myself.

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Nice truck. Man, all these flat beds keep showing up and it makes me want one..... right after I finish the panel!!!

I like your truck and keeping original.


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Nice truck and welcome aboard! I have documented my restoration of a '46 feel free to pay that web page a visit for info.

www.46chevytruck.com

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Both of you have beautiful trucks! I love the '46 body style.

If I make it till 2046, I'll be 97 years old!!! big_eek


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Thanks for the comments!

Tim- I saw your site and spent hours on it during the week while I was waiting to pick up the truck; great job!

Apparently my truck is actually a 3800...

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