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This is my newly aquired 1946 1/2 ton that was delivered this week from Flagstaff Az. This was built in July 1946 in Janesville WI. It was #4151 off the line. It still has the original wood bed( needs replaced though). Ill be looking for alot of everything and clearing out the garage to get this project started.
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Looks like a good solid truck. I love 46's. Welcome to the Bolt!


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Seabeebu3, welcome to the Stovebolt. Once had a 46 myself back in the 80's and wish I still had it. Lots and lots of info and good folks here on the bolt. Learn the site, the links, the tech tips, swap meet and the "Search" feature will give you hours and hours of material... and post your questions in the best forum and you will not be disappointed. No such thing as a stupid question here. We are all here to help. Good luck.

Oh, and there are bolters in you state for sure, some may even be close to your town. They'll show up smile


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Always good to see more '30's & '40's on the board. Welcome !


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Thanks eveyone,, I have been learning as I go,, and buying lots of parts whether I need or not as they are hard to come by around Illinois. Fenders, grill , all have been removed and working on getting it running,, and switched over to 12 v

This site is a great resource! Thanks everyone!


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