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#810437 12/26/2011 6:31 PM
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New guy from Montana. Here are some pictures of the 58 Apache I am going to update. We have owned this truck since the 70's. It was originally a calcium chloride truck that the Cenex station used to fill tractor tires. My dad traded another truck for this one and built the wood bed and added a hoist. I am going to replace the wood bed with a steel bed, replace the hoist and go throught the whole truck. New wiring, brakes, rebuilt engine, transmission the works. It was originally a 6 cylinder truck but someone swapped in a 307? V-8. I am going to replace the 307? with a 327. Here are a couple of photos of the truck along side of a 1952 REO E-20, in our shop. I will add more as I do the rebuild. Photobucket

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Wow, just like the one I learned how to drive in

Best of luck on your project- we are here to help

Ken


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Hi MT Apache1 welcome from Scotland, the quad light TF trucks are my favourite of that series.
Sounds like you've got a plan,the 327 will add some 'GO' too!
I assume the Montana weather isn't too rough on the bodywork judging from the pics.
Good luck.
Jock.


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Nice looking truck!
Welcome to the Bolt!


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Welcome to the site, nice looking truck. Not a big 307 fan either. Good luck with it. Will it still be a work truck?

Leo

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Thanks for the pics and welcome to the Bolt. I agree with jockbolter, those twin headlights have grown on me the past few years. Keep us posted.


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It will still be a work truck. New bed and hoist (electric pump instead of PTO)


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