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#891963 10/25/2012 9:50 AM
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My collector's disease has come out of remission! I just bought a Civilian 1942 1.5 Ton Flatbed that is as complete as I have ever found. Even the grill hole for the crank has the original snap-fit cover covering the hole. The one item that may be missing, that is if it came with one, would be the hand-activated left turn arm from outside of the back of the cab. My current thinking is to restore rather than upgrade due to the truck being so complete. This looks like a great site and I appreciate all of the information that is being shared in support our common interests. John-

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Howdy mytriple & welcome to the 'Bolt --- sounds like a fantastic find. You'll find plenty of support, info, shared resources and encouragement here for just about any kind of re-build. Can't wait to see some pix of this darlin'.


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John, nice catch on the '42. I'm sure you'll be visiting the folks in the BIG BOLT forum but we are all here to help. Let us know what we can do to help you move along. Lots of info and great folks here.


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Welcome, John. Nice to get a complete truck like that. Be sure to ask if you need any help. Good luck.

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