This is the truck that I bought. It is solid as can be for the money. (I couldn't beleive it) it had been sitting in someones garage for like 30 years...no joke. The flathead runs! and with a master cylinder rebuild it can be road worthy! (well i need to look into some ties that arn't so dry rotted too)The be is all solid and the rear fenders are in the bed, I will bolt them on when i fix the master cylinder.

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well crap I'll try to get some pics on my gallery sorry.

 

Yep. Unless you are a "Supporter" you can't just copy the properties and paste them in, they have to be URLs.

OBTW what did you ever end up doing with your motor mounts?

 

I still got'em, the thing is now I don't think I'm going to go with the 460. I'm actually going to see if I can get the flathead going and drive it like it is and save some money back. Then get a built 302 or 351.

 

OK, now I have pics in my gallery...

 

Smokin man.!! not a lot of bodywork left to do there...

nice catch..

Sam

 

In the infamous words of Borat........

Daz nize!!!!!!


Sweet score.

 

There really doesn't seem to be much useable there and there isn't much demand for these old trucks anyway. I'll save you the trouble and give ya' $300 for it.



Kidding of course. Take good care of that sheet metal, they aren't building them like that anymore!

 

LOL ain't that the truth!

 

Oh wow, you were'nt kidding!

Nice find!