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Hey everyone. just got my newest project, 1952 chevy 1 ton, paid $400 comes home this weekend. the g/f found the site for me, been looking around, nice work.I am a cert mech, and been tinkering in the yard fer years, anything i can help with, dont be afraid ta ask, i'll do what I can. ttyl oops, heres some pics, sorry if they are dark, http://s887.photobucket.com/albums/ac78/haywirecanuck/52%20stovebolt/

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welcome haywire, nice truck, good luck in your tinkering.

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Welcome to the Stovebolt. You'll find lots of company around here.


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Cool looking project haywire and welcome from a west coast canuck. I am looking for a set of rear fenders for my 1934 1/2 ton and it seems like there is more antique truck metal on the prairies than out here. If you ever come across a set I would love to hear from you.

Keep in touch and good luck with your truck

Red


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Welcome!

Is that the truck that was parked along the service road by the east Trans-Canada 2 years ago?

I never made it out there for a closer look. frown ohwell





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hi iam new too, from saskatoon with a 51 1ton grain truck i am driving and restoring i paid 600 for mine but it was good enough to drive home from borden and i drive it every day ! nice meeting you i know you will have as much fun as i am .


1951 gmc 1 ton

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