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#677890 09/15/2010 10:49 PM
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Hi all, just picked up my first non-race car project vehical. Sold to me as a '46 1 1/2 ton, but after taking it home and looking up the body number, seems to be a '46 2 ton.

I'll add some pictures in the next few days.

I currently also just purchased my first home, so I wont be doing much work on this truck for a month or two.

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Welcome! Looking forward to the pictures.

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Welcome Joe,sounds like you've got a lot going on at the moment!

I hope your new home has a 'place' for your new toy!

Keep us posted.....

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Love those trucks! We use to own one.Welcome to Stovebolt, and we want to see those pictures! ;-)

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I've always loved 46's. Good luck with yours.


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Welcome to the Stovebolt Joe. This is a great place to be with these old trucks. You'll find company in the Big Bolt forum with guys that have similar trucks and can tell you where to find most of what you will need as well as offer moral support!!
Once you get it cleaned up your "vision" will become clearer as to just what you want to do with it. In fact a lot of guys swear that if we will just listen it will reveal its personality to you smile
Looks like a worthy project. Keep us posted as you go along. There is not time frame on these trucks and very few are every "finished".


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