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27-06-13, 01:48
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A chip truck?
Well Bob, I guess I'll play along, you think it should be a chip truck? I know where there are two deep friers and the truck was originally wired for 110 volts. With those big window panels, for ventilation, it should make a good conversion!
You refer to the truck as 'that beast", my nephew called it a pachyderm. Would Jumbo be an appropriate name to put on the hood. Gord 
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27-06-13, 03:24
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Maybe......
....but I am partial to Walt Disney's .......DUMBO !!!!!!
Cheers Bob C
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada
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31-07-13, 03:18
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updates
Looks like I'm going to get side tracked from the truck for a while and am posting a few pictures of where things are at.Here are a few before and after pictures
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31-07-13, 03:28
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few more pictures
The pictures taken inside are not the best, but will have to do for now. August looks like I'll be busy and wont get much done.
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31-07-13, 10:41
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Looking good
Very nice job Gordon - look forward to more progress photos.
Have you got any of the interior of the back?
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Pax Vobiscum.......may you eat three meals a day & have regular bowel movements.
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01-08-13, 04:23
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interiors
As requested a few photo's of the interior.
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