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    Frame differences

    RE : 'TELL THE DIFFERENCE " : Well duh ; The phillips screwdriver is the one that silently ruins the new upholstery when you leave it in your...
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 21, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    1954 chevy 3600

    Don't let it stop you from having fun and enjoying the rig.....
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 21, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    1954 chevy 3600

    If you're making any decisions based on end value, stop now . If you just want a cool looking hobby truck, take some time to discern what bed typ...
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 20, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    Frame differences

    There were minor changes, I'm sure Evan or Joe will know better than I can remember . Give it a few days, they'll prolly respond .
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 19, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    Frame differences

    No ; The 1954.2 frame is different because the box is different . I no longer remember the details but a friend went through this on his 1954.2...
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 17, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    Seat Adjuster

    SAVE THOSE DOORS ! .
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 17, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    Picture from the rod that is connected to the carburetor

    Note that there are multiple bell crank designs, early one are made of cast iron . One of La Trucka's images clearly shows the hole for the...
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 17, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    1952 chevy starter need more and more voltage to start

    You're welcome . I vaguely recall working on one of these in 1967 or so...... #rolleyes# . Also : remove both battery cables and ensure the...
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 17, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    1954 chevy 3600

    Yes but he said he bought one with a wooden box... GM / Chevy also sold stake beds...
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 16, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    Picture from the rod that is connected to the carburetor

    hopefully some one here will post some pictures.....
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 16, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    15” Artillery wheel

    Wow . The last artillery wheels I had I sold for $15 each.... That was a long time ago of course .
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 16, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    Seat Adjuster

    State your location to get helpful replies fro folks near you . The seat is the same on the bigger farm trucks too so if you ever see some rusted...
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 16, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    1954 Chevy 3600 wont start

    Don't you just love how simple and easy to diagnose & repair these old rigs are ? .
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 16, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    1952 1/2 ton Chevy stepside

    WELCOME NEWBIE ! . If you're ever planning to drive over 45 MPH you'll be wanting 16" wheels with the 6 cylinder engine . Wheels are cheap if...
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 16, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954
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    Picture from the rod that is connected to the carburetor

    Throttle linkage bellcrank . I don't have any pictures, sorry .
    Post by: vwnate1, Jul 16, 2020 in forum: 1947-1954