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#829238 02/24/2012 4:27 AM
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My son Donnie and I found this on Craigs list in St Louis. 4th buyer to show up, but the only ones that did not want to cut 'er up. Promised to let it play in the pasture with our 1939 John Deere.

Very strong running, few miles on the drivetrain. No smoke, no leaks. Has the orginal babbit pounder Loadmaster 235, and a manual shift 2 speed axle, 5.68 high, 8.22 low. I've got a 53 Powerglide 235 in the shop to build up, but we'll have fun tinkering and doing some light farm work with her for now. More in the DITY gallery.

http://s1048.photobucket.com/albums/s363/sgtdrydock/


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1945 1.5-Ton Chevy Big Bolt
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Welcome drydock, nice truck! Don't expect to buzz across the state on I70 with it though. Tinkering is fun, I tinker too much sometimes. I like the Johnny corn poppers too.

Leo

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Sweet old flatbed! She'll feel right at home on the farm. Great find and thanks for snatching her away from the scrappers & rat rodders. Keep us posted on your "tinkering".


1946 1.5-Ton Chevy Shorty Bus
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Nice truck and welocme to the Bolt. Lots of great folks here.


Kenny Martin
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Nice looking truck. Welcome!!!

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Welcome aboard. You won't be able to keep your hands off it. By the way, I kinda partial to John Deeres too.

Ken


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