Back to the farm.
 

I hope this is the place for this. I bought it from a farmer in 1995. It still had some hay in the back even. It was a rusted mess. Seven years ago I finished a frame off restoration on it. Did the car show scene for a while. My wife and I are building our own little farm so I decided to turn it into a 4x4 and put her back to work. I bought a 64 factory 4x4 and redid the chassis and moved my motor and body over to it. I should have it going again in a month or two. I don't have a picture from 95 on my computer.

Very nice. Job well done.

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Nice,but I'll take the 73 lotus europa twin-cam sitting in front of it!

Wade

awesome

Nice!!!

IMPRESSIVE! How many hours do you figure you have in it?

VERY NICE !,,,thats my favorite body style of Chevy trucks,,beautiful :thumb:

I have no idea. It took me five years to do the frame off doing it night and weekends. I've been turning it into a 4x4 for five months working when it's warm enough to go out there.

After were done setting up the property the way we want it I have a bunch of model A parts that I'm going to start on. It's a 28 Ford/Briggs truck.

Love it!

Matt

I've been able to do some work on the truck. I sold my lowrider stuff and bought some goodies for it. Sitting on some new rubber. I also found a pic from the day I brought it home.

Wow I love the conversion your doing! I'm rebuilding a 54 Chevy myself and have tossed around the idea of a era correct NAPCO 4x4 setup. Keep up the good work!

Thanks! I hope to have it back on the road real soon.

Now, You are going to make me want to buy one!! Nice!!

It has that effect. The manager at O'rily's bought one cause he got sick of seeing mine and wanted one. lol. I try to avoid car shows for that reason.

I measured it up yesterday and the chassis swap gave me 16" of lift.

Very nice! The '64-'66 models always had a special place in my heart since I learned how to drive in Grandpa's new '65 pickup.

Nice!! I have always kinda thought that an old truck fixed up nicely would be a neat truck to take the veggies to the farmers market... along with dressing the part of "ol' farmer Brown". :)

Got the truck running. Now I have a lot of fine tuning to do.

Love that color. Good work. Thanks for sharing the pictures too. Will inspire many.

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Hope to have the bugs worked out and to the exhaust shop next week.

Beautiful job!. I love it.