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The Olds wasn't mine.

LOL. You wasn't alone.

Thanks. Yeah mine has a 302 with a C4 up front. I built the chassis using a Mustang ii front end and Dana 44 rear. Should be fun. I went to look at one years ago in the local trader paper. It had a 455 Toronado drivetrain in place of the rear seat. Even being young and dumb, I could see it...

Sounds like a cool project. Especially with the family history. Good luck on your build. We'll be watching for pics.

A Rabbit truck would be cool.

I'd like to see under More of that Convertible.

Cool story. Ther was a local VW enthusiast around here that embarrassed a few Muscle cars.

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Around 100 left on the registry

That slide out tray was for your hunting or fishing accessories. This truck was supposedly built with the outdoorsman in mind.

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Lol. I'll try to catch up.

Yes. I kept it as original as possible. I paid to much to get a 41 Plymouth parts car just to have all the mechanical parts I needed. They used a 1941 Plymouth chassis purchased from a wrecking yard, rebuilt the running gears, welded the body straight to the frame, and sold as new.

I've been a member on this page for a long time but have been away for quite some time. I've stayed busy in the garage though. I'm a bit ADHD. I jump from one project to the another with usually one getting the most attention. I'm often told that I'll never finish them all, and that may be true...

I had planned to stay with the normal chopped top Rat Rod, but it was too rusty to save, so off came the top. I kinda like it.

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Always been in the back of my mind. Finally decided to start.

Thanks. Only about 1000 produced, so they're fairly rare. Unfortunately rare doesn't always mean valuable.

I found a 41 Plymouth for all the running gear. Thats what they actually used when building. All the sheetmetal, I fabbed up myself. It took a while, but I was happy with the outcome. Its no show truck but looks pretty good.

I found this truck sitting along the road, being used as a business sign. It took three years to convince the owner to sell it. He said there wasnt enough left to save. after 8 months and a ton of work, it came out OK. I thought about leaving it in flat black and just having fun, but decided to...