Hey guys, check this out!!

Discussion in '1947-1954' started by bigtimjamestown, Jul 16, 2010.

  1. bigtimjamestown

    bigtimjamestown Member

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    While I was out behind the house I'm staying at something caught my eye through the slats in the fence. When I looked over this is what I seen...:D..You can only imagine my excitement...Big Tim :cool: 001.jpg
     
  2. Zig

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    Good Neighbor!

    Let's hope it's a GMC! :cool:
     
  3. bigtimjamestown

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    :eek: Sorry Zig, it's a Chevy and an early one at that 47-49, no gas cap in the cab.....:D......Big Tim :cool:
     
  4. Flashlight

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    Silly me...I thought we were in for a picture of the neighbors wife. But this..this is fabulous. Their everywhere, that one looks to be in great shape.

    Flashlight
     
  5. vwnate1

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    I So Love Junk...

    GO GET IT ! .

    BTW : '49s had the incab fuel tank....;) .
     
  6. gypsy truck

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    Time to go borrow a cup of sugar (or oil)

    Looks good. Reminds me of when i was 'searching' for my truck. Any chance I would get to go back home to the midwest and just drive the countryside looking for a glimpse of anything with that distinctive curved fender, hood, or cab poking out from behind a shed or through the trees in the fall. I developed a really keen eye - or so I thought until one day I spied a black beauty behind a barn. when I pulled over and got in closer to check it out, it was a large round bale of hay wrapped in black plastic. that is when I decided it was probably time and money better spent by putting an advertisement in the local county paper. I made my own advertisement with a side shot of an AD with a caption "Wanted, Dead or Alive" and "Reward". I got many calls from folks, but they were all for trucks I had already discovered on my own that were not for sale. Six months later, after I had all but given up on the idea, the call came through that eventually lead to my truck. Hey, it worked for me!
     
  7. aggiejon

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    craigslist is another great place to look. Place the ad for wanting one, or cruise around in the towns that you are willing to travel to for one. I found mine that way. A barn-fresh, well stored 3800 that was retired from farm work 6 years previously. Was even set up on blocks to keep the tires good. Was only a 9 hour drive to pick it up, but I was looking for a one-ton, dual rear wheel with a flatbed. 9 months of searching and she was found.
     
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    Sweet looking truck! I love finding these hidden everywhere!
     
  9. Zig

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    Nice beast! Looks like you have a lot of fun ahead of you! Thanks for the link to the pictures of it!
     

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