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Jackrabbitjoe's 1949 Chevy Pickup Project
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Hey Fellow Chevy Truck Enthusiast,
It took me some time, but I just finished my 1949 truck build slide show with helpful information through photo bucket. I provided one picture of the 1954 Chevy 235 motor to give you an idea of the quality of my build. Please visit the link below for over 70 pictures............................... http://s1048.photobucket.com/albums/s375/jackrabbitjoe/ |
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LOVE that chassis, great build!
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I know most people are hesitant to click on my photo bucket link so I provided some more pictures here on the forum.
Please visit the photo bucket link: http://s1048.photobucket.com/albums/s375/jackrabbitjoe/ |
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Some more pictures............
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More pictures..........
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Some more pictures...........
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These are some trucks that I am getting some ideas from. I most likely will purchase the rims and tires like the ones from the green truck.
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Looks great. Can't wait to see more progress pictures.
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love the motor. how does it compare to building a sbc price wise? how hard are parts to find? good start can't wait to see this one done.
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For the love of God man you need to you need to warn ppl before they look at your build to put on some welding goggles or something. That thing is shiney!!!
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That engine is a work of art. I don't know why more people aren't running that setup.
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Your truck looks fantastic. You're doing a fine job. Good luck going forward.
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It was pricey. Let’s just say I could have purchased a LS1 or a Corvette Motor for less. Parts aren’t hard to find due to the internet. Check out my photo bucket link for all the part info. I provide websites, description of parts, and phone numbers. http://s1048.photobucket.com/albums/s375/jackrabbitjoe/ Joe |
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More pics
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I know most people are hesitant to click on my photo bucket link so I provided some more pictures here on the forum.
Please visit the photo bucket link: http://s1048.photobucket.com/albums/s375/jackrabbitjoe/ |
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Barely fits.......
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Nice Job on a very cool motor!!! always been a fan of polished alloy over Gold.
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Looks great! Keep the Progress/photos coming!
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looks like a good truck to start with.
nice job on that motor too. :D I6 and ac, that's nice |
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Awesome build!
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Only took me five trips to Autozone for the belts
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Love the progress. It is looking great!
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These almost worked. The wire are 7mm and the wire looms are 8mm. Too tight of a fit. Will have to make new ones with a 9mm.
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Did you build the radiator core support or did that come with the frame you purchased?
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