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Have not picked it up yet as I have not figured out how to hide it from the old lady. I do not know a lot about it as I just saw it in passing while I was loading a studebaker weasel. It is Orange , I think it is a split windshield and it has turn down door handle. It is a short wheelbase toter unknown what engine/tranny combo. It has a 350 series emblem on it and I will get pictures and more info for you all soon


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Welcome to the Club.

I looking forward to the pix.

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ok I have to do it, it is kinda of a teaser pic, as it is the background, not the main focus of the picture, but this is it. Weasel and GMC


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Originally Posted by greywuuf
Have not picked it up yet as I have not figured out how to hide it from the old lady. I do not know a lot about it as I just saw it in passing while I was loading a studebaker weasel. It is Orange , I think it is a split windshield and it has turn down door handle. It is a short wheelbase toter unknown what engine/tranny combo. It has a 350 series emblem on it and I will get pictures and more info for you all soon

paint it white that way when snow comes it'll blend grin


split windshield with turndown handles plus a wing vent = 51. no vent window then its pre 51.

look at the flat pad behind the dist. the first three numbers is engine size. if its a 51 most likely its a 248

short wheelbase trucks rule. right john cool


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