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#727557 03/07/2011 1:56 PM
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Hello everyone, Gearing myself up to start the long process of restoring my truck. I have a 1938 Chevy pickup. I rescued this truck from my great grandma's farm back in 1994. It was in her barn since 1976 and now in my father's since 1994. They used this truck around the farm and placed a flatbed on it from an old Ford back in the 40's. It also has a 1936 216 from the sedan they parked on the farm. Seems they had lent the truck to a neighbor and he froze the block on the original. Since they needed the truck more than the car...This motor is still freed-up too smile.
This should be a fun project and I have a 1937 216 that had been recently rebuilt that I will place in it. They parked the truck because according to my great uncle Tom (who use to farm with the truck), They were pulling something out pretty roughly and snapped the torque shaft inside the torque tube. frown


1938 Chevy pickup (old farm truck) that I received from my Great-Grandma. Ran when parked inside in '76.
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Welcome fireplug. Some of that stuff is pretty old, but good that it goes back so far in your own family. You must have a few old relatives left to tell you about what they did in the 40s. Sounds like quite a project, good luck!

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Welcome to the Bolt! There have been a lot of 38's showing up here lately. Good luck with it, and put up some pictures when you get a chance.


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Welcome to the site, looks like you have a great project to work on with some history to it!

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Welcome to the bolt fireplug. For a long time I didnt' see many 37 or 38 guys coming on board, but as Rich says I to have seen a good many 37/38 guys showing up. "Our" design is not seen much and folks in general like to see them.
Good luck. You have definitely came to the right place.

Now for some pics!!...when you can.


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Fireplug
welcome aboard , great to have another 38 in Mich.

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