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Gosh that is a nice one. Look how straight that bumper is and the running boards. I even notice the passenger door handle is not sagging at all. Don'
t see that very often.
 
Wow! Where in the heck did you find something that straight? I wouldn't touch that one.....just leave it as a pristine original.
 
Ya it's the straightest farm truck I've ever seen, even the grill only has a couple of small dents. According to the guy I bought it from I'm just the third owner. Was shed kept until the guy I bought it from, said it sat out about ten years. I plan on leaving it as is, hopefully I can get the motor unstuck. I look forward to getting it purring again. It came from sw Kansas, so pretty well rust free. Amazing for a 66 year old truck
 
BEAUTIFUL,,,,,,In my opinion, an original truck that straight is worth more and should be kept ORIGINAL and NOTTTTTTTTT completely repainted. What I would do is totallY degrease and clean n clean n buff out and straighten dents and minor imperfections maybe paint ONLY like frame rails maybe the wheels and get her running PERFECT. NO WAY I WOULD RUIN SUCH A STRAIGHT TRUCK WITH A PAINT JOB GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. Still, when finished there wouldn't be a drop of grease or oil under the hood but all new belts and hoses etc.

Nice find, Im jealous

John T
 
D*mn! Now that right there is a goin' to town truck! What a sweet lookin' old ride. I would keep her just as she is. Ya should be able to score the phone numbers of some pretty good lookin' ladies with a rig like that!
 
Nice binder !! I bought a 1948 KD5 dump with 47thousand miles on it. She is primer but everything works like new. That little flat head green diamond runs perfect with no oils leaks on the ground . I take her to the shows and she turns head -- will never paint her . Your chrome is a lot better than mine -- I found some in Missouri that I can install in the spring .-- good luck and have fun.
 
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