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#750397 05/29/2011 4:16 AM
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Here is a picture for the gallery of my recently completed project, my 51 1 ton panel The Golden Phantom.

It's been nearly four years since I aquired the Golden Phantom. Since that time much rust repair has been completed, completely stripped and repainted,new rubbers everywhere, most mechanical systems have been rebuilt and new custom wheels with new rubber installed. I took it for it's first drive in about 30 years yesterday. A few problems were incountered, but all in all it was good. Today I took it to it's first cruise in and recieved many many favorable remarks and lots of attention in general. I didn't intend it to be a show truck, but it came out so good, I might just enter it into some shows for kicks. But mostly I just look forward to driving it.

The Stovebolt has been a huge assett and the members have been great as well. Helping with questions of all sorts. Thanks to All of you.

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1951 Chevy 1-Ton Panel
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Now cruising in the Passing Lane
RIP good friend.
The Ned #750469 05/29/2011 5:44 PM
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Wow! That panel look excelent! You came a long way from what it looked like at the start. Great looking Panel.

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Beautiful panel !!

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Very excellent! Slideshow?

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That is one gorgeous truck!!


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Ned, my hat's off to you. You have come a long hard road and but your attention to detail and efforts to do it right certainly shows. Its just plain awesome. Congratulations,Ned.


.......and now, whats next? smile


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thanks guys.. it was a long road, but worth it. I still have some bugs to iron out, but at least it's home where I can enjoy it and start finishing the interior. As for what's next, dunno.. for now just trying to feed the kitty.


1951 Chevy 1-Ton Panel
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The Ned #753267 06/09/2011 12:31 PM
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NIce Nice Nice!!!!
Great job Ned.



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Ned, that is one beautiful ride! And the color is just right. Great job.


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golden but it is green....
nice truck


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Wow, really nice Ned, I'd bet you would be looking forward to driving it since you've worked on it for four years! smile Great job, it looks awesome!


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Originally Posted by joker
golden but it is green....
nice truck

I got screwed, my gold turned green smile


1951 Chevy 1-Ton Panel
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RIP good friend.
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The Ned,

Sorry you could not bring the Phantom to the Homecoming in Apr. I am sure we will get a close look at it sometime soon? Congratulations on finishing.
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Originally Posted by The Ned
Originally Posted by joker
golden but it is green....
nice truck

I got screwed, my gold turned green smile


Ah Ha! The Copper Phantom!
Eeeeuuuwwaahhahahahahah!
Who know what evil lurks....

Beautiful truck! What kind of photography do you do?

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Jeremy,

I do mostly wildlife and landscape photography when I can. I like to travel so I'm hoping to use the truck to go take some pics.


1951 Chevy 1-Ton Panel
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Now cruising in the Passing Lane
RIP good friend.
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Ned, Love your stovebolt. I am working on a 1948 chev panel 1 ton. Can you tell me what rims that you have. I thought that I would keep the split rims but everyone is telling me that they are too dangerous. My second thought is to change them. I would love your thoughts. Thanks

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I had the rims made. The company is Rickson Wheel Co. I can give you their number if you PM me.


1951 Chevy 1-Ton Panel
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Now cruising in the Passing Lane
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It's been 1 yr now since I got the truck back on the road. During this time I've driven the truck about 1500 miles, while working out bugs and finishing up some details.
This past weekend, I entered the truck in the Crusin' OC car show in Ocean City Maryland, which has grown into a huge event with over 4000 cars entered. Somewhat to my surprise, the truck recieved a outstandings show award. I mean there were litterally thousands of beautiful rods and customs with tons of chrome, custom paint jobs and meticulous detailing, so I was surprised that an old workhorse would garner as much attention as it did. Especially given that it wasn't meant to be a show truck, just another driver.


1951 Chevy 1-Ton Panel
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Pictures of the restoration on Photobucket
Now cruising in the Passing Lane
RIP good friend.
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Congrats. It does look great!! smile


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Ned, your just being modest. That is one sweet ride you have there and I dare anyone to say different!!


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wow that is nice, makes me want to do a panel truck next after seeing your truck and Alvins

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Well Done! My panel will never be quite that nice but it's awesome to see one in this condition. Thanks for sharing!


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