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#958384 07/23/2013 10:09 AM
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I was at the supermarket yesterday and buying produce. wanted some vine ripened tomatoes. I looked at the bottom of the container and there was my truck!!!

Check out the tomatoes companies website on this page thrid article down. They even have a drawing of the truck on the packaging...very cool. so you know which tomatoes I bought:

Tasti-lee Big bolt truck

even the same colors as my truck, I'm doing my JD theme tho...


1948 Chevrolet 1.5-Ton Dually
In the Stovebolt Gallery
More pix on Photobucket

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it that your brake set up just behind the cab?

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Originally Posted by chromesnot
it that your brake set up just behind the cab?

If your referring to the hydrovac in my photobucket pix, that is the old one. I've since replaced it with a rebuilt unit from Alretta in Mass. Got most all my brake parts from them. the master, hydrovac, wheel cylinders.
I had the shoes relined locally by a guy still in business...been doing them for years. Cherish the old school guys cuz they are few and far between these days.


1948 Chevrolet 1.5-Ton Dually
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Yep, nothing like a Big Bolt. I have had pickups all my life, but them Big Bolts are a whole nother animal! This is my first and its completely different from working on a pickup, especially on a 68 year old body. (mine) Not the truck.


57 GMC LCF 370
55 John Deere 40-W
59 John Deere 430-W
2000 GMC 4x4
56 John Deere 420-W
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is that the factory mounting location of hydrovac


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