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    Pictures of the new ride

     



    Its a 1940 Chevrolet Pickup nothing too fancy just something to tinker with. These were the only decent pictures that I was able to take with my out of date camera.




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    Body looks really good, as does the whole truck. What is it running for power?


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    Looks nice and straight! What are the plans for it? Did you build it or buy it? Looks like someone has put quite a bit of time into it!!!!
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    The truck has a 70-nova sub frame and rear-end. The motor and trans are 350/350. I didn't build it the first time but I have almost successfully rebuilt it. I don't like how the primer absorbs everything that touches it, but I do like the look of the flat black. So here in a few weeks I'm going to paint it with John Deere Black, looks like primer, but it is actually paint. I just got back from the Goodguys show in Des Moines and bought a gennie shifter and ordered a set of whitewalls for it as well. So there are still more changes to come, but its nice just to have something to tinker with.

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    I'm looking forward to seeing it on the street in the near future.
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    I like it!! That's a good looking truck!
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    Nice truck, but never seen that grill on a 40 Chevy truck? A friend of mine has a sedan delivery, different grill, and other 40 pick ups I have seen had the same grill as his delivery.

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    Great looking truck. I love the flat black color and it really looks sharp with that grill
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    You 40 Chev pickup is so clean looking and nice. With all the guy driving early Ford rods with chevy power maybe you might consider a 460 Ford to do a role reversal...just kidding! Enjoy your tinkering and driving.

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    I like it, you can never go wrong with flat black...but I am a little biased

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    Neat Truck..

     



    Congrats ! On the new ride,..
    Do your self a favor, Rent the movie " The last Picture Show " ,.. your truck's the STAR !!!
    enjoy & more pictures. please
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    new ride

     



    very nice find !
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    Nice pickup. The 40 is the best looking in that series, I'd love to have one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by moparjack44
    Nice truck, but never seen that grill on a 40 Chevy truck? A friend of mine has a sedan delivery, different grill, and other 40 pick ups I have seen had the same grill as his delivery.

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    It looks like the '40 grills I have seen. The difference is the piece of chrome at the very top of the grill has been painted.

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    Nice Truck! I wish I had something I could consider not to fancy that looked like that. Keep us updated.
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