Just like the General built it

Discussion in '1947-1954' started by coilover, Dec 23, 2007.

  1. coilover

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    This is in my photo file and I thought I would put it on to show we do put them back like they came (but not often enough). It even has what I consider the AD's weakest cosmetic part--the cardboard headliner, and yes, it's wavy because the humidity has been over a half a percent since it was installed. Before some sharp eyes, like Ken's, points it out it got a front gravel guard and license bracket after the picture was taken.
     

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  2. Kens 50 PU

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    Beautiful truck! I wasn't going to say a word;)
     
  3. 1952Bowtie

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    Evan, that is truly gorgeous! Are those LT215/85R16s?

    Thanks,
    Bob
     
  4. Climberdad

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    WOW! That is a beautiful truck.
     
  5. vwnate1

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    Wow !

    That's a nice truck ! I hope the owner isn't afraid to dirve it now .
     
  6. Zig

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    Seriously~ Could you imagine living near Evan's shop? Ding Dang that's beautiful!
     
  7. Climberdad

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    Hmmm - I do live pretty close... Hey Evan - let's get together and compare notes.
     
  8. put-put

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    Congratulations!! what a beauty!! A job well done.
     
  9. coilover

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    Darn, Bob, you spotted in one picture what it took me an hour to find on The Tire Rack. The 21585R16's are close enough to the original that the speedometer reads close enough to avoid a ticket.
    Bruce, you or any other are welcome to come by the shop. There is no office, no "insurance regulation" signs, no "customers not permitted in this area" signs, when you step through the door you're amongst the insanity. Very often a request to give a hand is tendered, especially if it's your project being worked on.
     
  10. Chiro

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    Booking my flight to Texas right now Evan:D

    Andy
     
  11. 1952Bowtie

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    Me too, just got my confirmation...Evan, I've got room for something small for a "carry on." Anything you need? :D

    Bob
     
  12. Climberdad

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    Where is your shop located?
     

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