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#893596 10/31/2012 7:49 PM
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Well, I registered awhile ago, but just re-found this site. I've been rebuilding a 1939 Chevy Pickup for just about a year now off and on. As you can see from the before picture, the truck wasn't much besides some rusted out metal and a clean 1939 title. It had a 47(ish) bed, which I've since removed.

Most of the rust repair has been completed including door skins, lower cab corners, lower front cowl panels, rear wall replaced, cab belt-line, replaced floor, etc.

I've put in a Mustang II front suspension with RideTech StrongArms and Shockwaves, although I will be replacing them with regular airbags due to not getting enough lift.

In the rear I have a triangulated 4-link with RideTech Sleeve Airbags, and a S10 Posi Rear Axle.

I'm currently in the process of building my first motor (SBC 350) for the truck.

I'm looking for 1939 rear fenders, so if you know of any laying around.... please let me know.

I've already found a lot of useful hints/tips from this forum already, so thanks!

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Looks like you are off to a good start.

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Nice trucks! slammed! love them!


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Welcome back airbagd. Nice project you got going on. Looks like your making good progress.

....you should advertise for parts in the swap meet "Parts Wanted" forum. Your results will be much better.
Thanks


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airbagd #893853 11/01/2012 11:03 PM
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Nice truck! I love the motor you are definitely headed in the right direction.

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nice


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1937 1/2 ton (sold)
1938 1/2 ton (sold)
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Gonna be a good looking truck !


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