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#904749 12/19/2012 3:42 PM
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Hey all, I have a 1952 chevy coe that I am wanting to make a carhauler out of. I have located a complete 1990 iveco cabover chassis. The chassis has the complete drive train intact. I am sure someone has tried this at some point. I am looking for some pointers on the swap. Like doe I have to raise the floor pans and etc. thanks for any input.

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Your pic is of a '41-'46 Chevy pick-up,not a '52 C.O.E. nice truck,but do you have pic's of the '52,along with the Iveco? I used to drive a couple of those little Iveco's,hauling air-freight from Cedar Rapids,Iowa,to O'Hare in Chicago,Back in the mid-'80's. They were easy to drive,dependable,and had great fuel-mileage. Sounds like a good choice for a swap,but I,myself,have no idea what is involved in a body/chassis graft between the two. good-Luck!!


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