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#856153 06/03/2012 12:35 PM
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Just got this finished it took 8 weeks of hard work under a gazabo !! Garage was too small.
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I have a larger garage, could you come and restore mine in 8 weeks? Nice work! thumbs_up

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Never again, il stick to vintage bikes, im pleased with the outcome but i could have chucked the towel in so many times,it gets a bit overwelming sometimes ,so much and so big !

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Great job. Stovebolters just find a way to get-r-done. Thanks for sharing.


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Looks great,and all in 8 weeks!
First rule of buying an American vehicle...build a bigger garage!
Well done for sticking at it,it's hard when you hit a brick wall,especially if the weather wasn't co-operating either.
What's your plans,is it going to be your shop truck,or is it just a hobby truck?


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Looks great! Makes the progress I've made on my '49 look pretty bad by comparison. As others have asked.........I have a bigger garage, and.....

Also was wondering if Oregon Gasoline was a real thing? Any reason you wanted to stay with that logo, or did you invent a new one?

I liked the idea of you parking it in front of the "American Diner" and having a professional model complete with bib overalls a gingham checked shirt. All she was missing were freckles! Kind of like me parking my bike next to a replica Ace Cafe.......

Really nice job. You should be very proud.


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Originally Posted by Fiftyfifty
I liked the idea of you parking it in front of the "American Diner" and having a professional model complete with bib overalls a gingham checked shirt.

You may well find that the 'model' is in fact waks lady (or that might actually be wak?),there's no clue to their gender in the posts,there's quite a few Brits here follow a 50s American lifestyle.


1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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More pix on Flickr.
I've definately got this truck thing in my blood ... my DNA sequence has torque settings
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After looking at your pictures, I am confused on the year. The Firewall says 1948, but the Gas Filler says 1949 or later. What are your numbers on the drivers side pillar?

Here's a list of GMC SERIAL NUMBERS They should help decipher your year.

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its a 49, im not sure the where spare wheel should be it had been previousy mounted both sides and under the back,the gasoline decals are period from the states iv hand lined them to give it a bit of a old look.its the old lady poseing in front of the diner.had to bribe her with a burger !thanks for the coments will take more detail photos soon .

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Originally Posted by wak1963
its the old lady poseing in front of the diner.had to bribe her with a burger !

wak,in Scotland your "old lady" (sorry "auld lady") means it's your Mum,if that's your Mum,what are you... about twelve? wink grin grin


1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
In the Stovebolt Gallery
More pix on Flickr.
I've definately got this truck thing in my blood ... my DNA sequence has torque settings
"Of all the small nations of this earth,perhaps only the ancient Greeks surpass the Scots in their contribution to mankind" Winston Churchill.

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