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Old 16-11-10, 20:05
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Nice to point out that we use our real names here..
If I sent you a letter ..addressed to Swiss Chris Zemsi..Switzerland..would you get it..??
C'mon Alex

Well, most Aussie-MLUers know me in person and my pics showing myself from several trips to Down Under are spread all over MLU and I'm one of the stars on the "Year of the Blitz II" DVD and you'll probably see me next year in Canada, Blitz & Carrier spotting. So I'd guess I'm pretty well known here

Where are your pics, Alex

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Old 16-11-10, 21:06
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The truck is a Ford and the previous owner put the Chev motor in it in the early 70's and junked the flathead. He was the one that told me it was a '41. Progress is going to get real slow as I have no shop/shed to work in and it started to snow today... And it is in rough shape as the previous owner used it as a log skidder. Thanks for correcting me on the year, I'm just winging it on this truck.
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Old 17-11-10, 00:08
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I was wrong about the box. When I saw the rear pic I could tell it's a 1B1 off a 1941 Cab 12 8cwt. That will make good trading material for you.
Here's a forum member who needs one.
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Old 17-11-10, 03:20
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What box is the proper one that should be on the truck. If I do trade the box off it will have to be for another box for the truck.
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Old 21-11-10, 16:14
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going to look at a mercedes 300sd that has a diesel motor for my truck...
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Old 23-12-10, 18:01
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A little update, the CMP is once again burried under 2 feet of snow and the guy with the Mercedies diesel has no phone and says the car is stuck in the back feild and his driveway is snowed in.... but the cars still for sale???wtf
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Well hows that for slow progress. Finally got my but in gear and pulled the cab off today. Might actually get the motor out next week. This truck is rough, the frame has a bunch of hole made by a cutting torch, notches cut out of 2 of the cross members, the rear cross member is almost pulled right in two and bunch of extra stuff welded onto the frame rails. So this has changed from a resto to a rebuild for offroad/mud truck. I hope I dont offend anyone by doing this but... theres not a whole lot of the original truck to work with. I'll post some pictures of the progress later this week.

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