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| irishmike
09-07-2009 20:12:01
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Hello, it may help if you could tell us a little more about what you have. What brand,etc. Mike |
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| Randi Ouri
09-07-2009 22:18:54
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Re: 1946 Panel for 4x4 conversion in reply to irishmike, 09-07-2009 20:12:01
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| 1946 Chevrolet 1/2ton panel truck in poor condition. I want to put it on a chassis with disc brakes and 4wd. |
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| rustyfarmall
09-08-2009 10:53:11
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Re: 1946 Panel for 4x4 conversion in reply to Randi Ouri, 09-07-2009 22:18:54
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| I've seen one or two conversions of that nature. I think they used an S-10 4X4 chassis. |
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| Randi Ouri
09-08-2009 19:13:31
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Re: 1946 Panel for 4x4 conversion in reply to rustyfarmall, 09-08-2009 10:53:11
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| That's exactly what I found too, just yesterday. I found a couple of sites where the guy used an S-10 frame with discs, but it made no mention of 4x4. That was my idea and I am getting really excited about it, especially since the original frame will need substantial welding anyway. I also didn't realize the S-10's came as a 4x4 option. I'll dig deeper. Thanks! |
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