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Here are my two Bowties. I have had the 68 since I was 15. It started as a 250 straight 6 three on the tree truck. Changed to a 350/350 with disc brakes. Future plans are to build an LS engine with a modern 5 speed to allow it to cruise on the e-way.

The 46 is new to the farm summer 2012. The truck is a retired City Municipal truck. It previously had a tank on it which is now gone. Bought as a runner (not run in 5 years) with no brakes, currently re-building the brakes (almost done). Need to re-build the Hydro-Vac unit as the chamber was full of brake fluid. The truck now runs and is in need of some new shoes before I build the bed.

The 46
http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd125/nate1923/Atthenewhouse_zpsa198747b.jpg

The 68
http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd125/nate1923/DSC00039b.jpg

Last edited by Peggy M; 04/20/2025 9:31 PM.
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Both trucks are nice. I think the 46 will look cool with a bed and dual wheels.....if that is the road you take.
Thanks for sharing and keep us posted.


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Nice pair of trucks! I also like that '46. Welcome to the Bolt!


Rich
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