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#906024 12/24/2012 10:42 PM
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Just want to say hello, and that sofar this site has provided loads of information already. I just bought a 1946 1.5 ton this past summer. Going to be a flat bed (Cab and chassis now) with a slight dove tail so I can haul small tractors on it.

A little bit about myself. I am a full time mechanic/engine builder by day and farmer by night. I work for a company called Katech, we specialize in gen IV GM LS engines (specifically Corvette) for road racing (durability). Along with classic vehicles, my brother and I have a collection of 16 or so tractors. John Deere's ranging from 1935 to 1955.

Great site you have, looking foreward to any and all new info! Merry Christmas!

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N8ER, Welcome to the Stovebolt. There are other bolters from Mi. that you'll probably meet. Lots of knowledge and great folks here about our old trucks and with your experience it looks like your a sure fit smile
See ya around the garage....and a picture would be nice when you can. Good luck on your project and we're here to help. There is even a Big Bolt forum for those who have bigger trucks.


1937 Chevy Pickup
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1952 Chevy Panel
In the Gallery
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1950 Chevy Coupe
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I'd rather walk and carry a Chevy hub cap than ride in a Ferd.
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N8ER #906067 12/25/2012 6:16 AM
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welcome and chevvys run like a deere sounds like you have a great collectionof deeres


57 3200 pickup 265 V8 with service tray
N8ER #906097 12/25/2012 10:50 AM
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Welcome from Charlotte Mi. (near Lansing) Lots of great people here. Of coarse a few flakes, none from Michigan yahoo

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A Big Ol' Stovebolt Welcome & a very Merry Christmas N8ER! --- Sounds like you have both a great starter unit and the skills to pull off a great build. And just about any issues that might come up have likely been addressed by one of the good folks here. Best of luck and please do post lots of pix. We love watching other people work!


1946 1.5-Ton Chevy Shorty Bus
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Tango's 1946 Chevy "Skoolie" Project
All my best --- Tango
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Welcome to the site. Sounds like you're building a truck that will earn its keep. Good luck with it.

Leo

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Welcome! I love 46's, although my truck is a 47. I also have a few John Deeres.


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1959 Chev. Viking 40

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Rich'sToys #906347 12/26/2012 5:34 PM
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Hey N8ER --- Welcome to the bolt. Good lookin' truck, but are you sure that '46 is 1.5T? The fenders sure look those from a 2-ton. If the ID plate is still on her you should be able to verify. Course, it's possible the fenders could have been modified or replaced at some point too but it's worth checking as there are other mechanical differences between the two as well. And believe me, you wouldn't be the first to be misinformed.


1946 1.5-Ton Chevy Shorty Bus
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Tango's 1946 Chevy "Skoolie" Project
All my best --- Tango
N8ER #907661 12/31/2012 12:05 PM
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welcome to the site


1937 Chevrolet Carryall http://www.oldmemoriescc.com/images/blvdbombs/images/IMG_6465_JPG.jpg
1937 1/2 ton (sold)
1938 1/2 ton (sold)
1939 1/2 ton (sold)
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There is no plate on the truck, i am just going off what the previous owner said. How can I tell if it is a 2-Ton? As always any help is appericated!

N8ER #914212 01/24/2013 7:55 AM
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welcome to the site any pics of the tractors?


1937 Chevrolet Carryall http://www.oldmemoriescc.com/images/blvdbombs/images/IMG_6465_JPG.jpg
1937 1/2 ton (sold)
1938 1/2 ton (sold)
1939 1/2 ton (sold)
Phil 4:4
N8ER #914254 01/24/2013 11:00 AM
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NBER, You'll get better answer's over in the Big Bolt Forum. There's some pretty sharp guys over there that I'm sure can help you. Not everyone visits here often in the Welcome Centre so for best results it helps to post in the most approiate forum. Like engine questions in the Engine Forum.
Post up a picture and all the info you have in the Big Bolt section and you'll get some answers. I promise!!
Hey, stick with it, lots to learn around here including using all the tools/forums available.
Good luck.


1937 Chevy Pickup
In the Gallery
1952 Chevy Panel
In the Gallery
More photos
1950 Chevy Coupe
Pictures!

I'd rather walk and carry a Chevy hub cap than ride in a Ferd.
I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you smile

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