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#817234 01/17/2012 11:50 PM
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Hey guys my name Lewis I live near London, England I have recently purchased a 1953 Chevy 3100 it has a 350 SB, 350 Trans, Mustang II front end , Chevy 10 bolt rear, Dakota digital gauges, lokar shifter, Vintage Air.

Just found this forum while browsing and look forward to posting!

I will get some pics of my truck up but here is one!
[IMG]http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn264/LPB_2k8/Chevy%20Truck/P1000589.jpg[/IMG]

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Hi Lewis, welcome to the site. Beautiful truck you have there. Lots of upgrades too. Are there a lot of those in Britain? (We know of one in Scotland)

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Hi Leo,
Thanks for the comments, im really liking your Panel Van, American Car/ Trucks have a huge following here in the UK and there are quite a lot of these trucks over here along with other current / Classic US cars an Trucks, My daily drive is a 2007 Mustang and my dad drives an F150 Harley Davidson 100th Anniversary and he also has a 1960 Cadillac Coupe De Ville and a Lincoln Town Car all of which have been imported by us from the USA.

Thanks
Lew

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Welcome to the Bolt,LPB. Nice truck and it looks good with those wheels on it. Haven't seen any like those.
Lots of stuff to see in London. I was there in 2002 and look forward to returning for a visit.


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I would love to see some detailed engine pics Lewis. What you have is a lot like what I'm trying to build. Great pic, beautiful truck.


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Hi Lewis,Welcome,Like Leo says, I'm the one from Scotland here!

I saw your truck over on the Rods'n'Sods forum,it's a beauty.
You and your family are obviously no strangers to American Iron.

This place is great for specific info and advice about these great old trucks.
I'll keep an eye out for you if I ever get to some of the southern shows.
There's also an International forum for 'us foreigners' if you ever want a chat!
See you around.
Jock.



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Originally Posted by Achipmunk
Welcome to the Bolt,LPB. Nice truck and it looks good with those wheels on it. Haven't seen any like those.
Lots of stuff to see in London. I was there in 2002 and look forward to returning for a visit.

Thanks, The wheels are American Racing Ventura and do look good on the truck but I will be replacing in the near future as I really like the look of torque thrust II rims.

Yes Central London is a beautiful city with lots to see and great history although I personally would like to live in the US.

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Originally Posted by COWayne
I would love to see some detailed engine pics Lewis. What you have is a lot like what I'm trying to build. Great pic, beautiful truck.

Thank you Wayne, I have some plans for it in the future but just enjoying it as is at the moment, just had a look at your build pics, they're great!

Here is some pics under the hood for you!
[IMG]http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn264/LPB_2k8/Chevy%20Truck/TRUCK14.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn264/LPB_2k8/Chevy%20Truck/P1000574.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn264/LPB_2k8/Chevy%20Truck/P1000575.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn264/LPB_2k8/Chevy%20Truck/P1000576.jpg[/IMG]

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Originally Posted by jockbolter50
Hi Lewis,Welcome,Like Leo says, I'm the one from Scotland here!

I saw your truck over on the Rods'n'Sods forum,it's a beauty.
You and your family are obviously no strangers to American Iron.

This place is great for specific info and advice about these great old trucks.
I'll keep an eye out for you if I ever get to some of the southern shows.
There's also an International forum for 'us foreigners' if you ever want a chat!
See you around.
Jock.

Hi Jock,
That's strange I also looked at some pics of your truck on rods n sods!
Thanks for the comments, and your right all of our cars / trucks in the family have always been American!

I will keep an eye out at the shows also as I plan to be at as many as possible this year! And I will take a look at the international forum!

Thanks again
Lew

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Welcome aboard and I want to say what a great looking truck.If you need us we are here.

Ken


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I love the way the radiator is covered, very clean and professional look.


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welcome from australia i suppose ac is good for defrosting the windows england putting on good weather for olympics chevvy looks the goods


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big welcome from Tx
love your truck, how much can you haul in it..


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Palm trees in London, looks more like Southern Calif! Nice truck and nothing else to do, life is good.

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