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#867627 07/18/2012 1:59 PM
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My wife & I bought this 41 Carryall in Denver in 1999.This is pretty much how it looked then.The old repaint was faded & full of chips,Just a driver with a wornout SBC,AOD & late rear end.A few years earlier we had sold our 46 Carryall & allways regreted it.I knew I'd get another one some day but it took forever before we found this one.I hated the green paint but it kinda grew on us & hey !...whatayouknow..now "patina" is in! Updates over the years include a new crate 350/330 hp,rebuilt 700R4 trans vintage AC,leather power seats,PW,tilt column,Lecara wheel.new rims,ties & caps. It already had a mustang front end,PDB & PS.With the OD trans & a 3:08 rear its very easy to drive.This turned out to be important as I can no longer drive so my wife Pat drives & she loves It!Thanks to our friend Mike who has handled all the updates for us it's been a easy,dependable truck for Pat.We had the doors lettered with the name of our Art & Antique shop,chromed the original grill & bumpers & Pat drives it to the shop every day.Of course it hauls all the stuff for the shop as well as my scooter.Hope you enjoy the photos ( if I can figure out how to send them).Our current project is a 55 Chev Carryall (we thought) that turned out to be a 57 GMC Carryall.More on that later.

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41carryall, welcome to the Stovebolt. Thats a nice story and your patience has paid off. I can hardly wait to see some pics and good luck on the 55. Let us know how we can help.

Oh, look down in the left lower corner and there is some info on how to post pictures. You get the hang of it.


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Very cool. I just picked up a '46 Carryall and love it. It matches my 46 1/2 ton nicely. Good luck with your new one!


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