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Buzzard


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Here is a 1946 Chev Pickup I started a few months ago.I built

the frame like a Factory Five Cobra,early 1954 331 Hemi with a T.K.O. 600 Tremec.

Ford 8.8 31 spline 3.55 gear out back.

 

    Thanks Larry1946 chevy 008.jpg1946 chevy 012.jpg



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sasquatch


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Nice Build Larry, thanks for the interesting pics.

Just curious, what is the project on the right in the first pic?

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Buzzard


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Hi that is a 2010 Factory Five Roadster Kit that I have.

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Welcome from Trenton. Looking forward to seeing more of this build. Going to keep the stock height of the cab? Chop? Rat? build as you go or do you already have a finished look in mind?

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Buzzard


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Stock cab height,I am 6'2'' so it's kinda tight.I will build a 4' box for the rear and
will make fenders of some kind.I built my shop truck a 1951 International with
the flat black look so I think I will paint this one up real shiny .

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Sweet build! Subscribed!!!

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Awesome build. be watchin this 1

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Nice.

Janice

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working on a46/47 chev truck looking for parts for sale if you have any email is smurf12344@hotmail.com nice hemi had 1956 new yorker back in the sixtis with a354.5 in it put it in a 60 dodg 2door was a blast out of hell do 160 or better on the 401



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hemi43


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Very nice !! I like the use of the modern suspension/transmission behind a vintage engine. Should go down the road nicely. A nice T/B fuel injection on top of that hemi would be icing on the cake. Less than a month before Syracuse so you had better get to work !!

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Make sure any EFI system that you choose,  controls, and has programmable ignition timing. The EZ EFI version 1 does not,  the MSD Atomic EFI is questionable at best.

 Without full ignition timing control,  EFI is a huge compromise.

 

We have had great success with the Holley systems.

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I'm running the Holley Commander 950 T/B fuel injection. It controls both fuel and ignition. It's been on for over 6 years with almost no issues. This spring I had an O-ring leak at one of the injectors, but was no big deal to fix.

What area are you in?



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Buzzard


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I was going to try the Fast EFI that bolts onto a stock Holley flange.Lots of work
to do first.Headers to make,box etc.

Larry

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Buzzard


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I am located just north of Perth Ontario.Fast has just come out with
a new system that has timing control as well.Looks more like a carb.
I think I will break it in on a carb and then switch.It says you have to
have more than 9" of vacum for it to work.With the cam I am running
I think it will be close.

Larry

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Buzzard


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1946 chevy parts 017.jpg1946 chevy parts 019.jpgFinally had a little time to work on the truck.I needed the headers done so I could take the motor
back out to paint.Pedals are in and the steering shaft sorted.



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Bryan


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Nice work

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sasquatch


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Looks great, nice work on the headers, nice build.

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NICE



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fatstax


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wow that's neat, hemi looks good in there.  I saw a Yorker on kijiji with a red ram hemi, gives me some ideas



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Buzzard


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Finally had time to do some work ,frame painted,slave cylinder bracket,exhaust.DSCF1897.JPGDSCF1898.JPG



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Looking great!!!!

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Dubya31


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Nice work. Keep it coming.

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I agree ....Nice work!

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Hey Larry, Nice truck, I thought I recognized your chassis, the pedals are working out great!

 

Thank you

 

Angelo aka V2addict



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Iwannagofast


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Wicked, I've always liked the shape of early Chev / GMC picks.

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Buzzard


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Got back to work on the truck in January.Making the nose,a little above my pay grade.

Made some shields for the exhaust.Looks a little homely but it fits the owner.

Fit the hood a little better.

 

 

            Thanks Larry                    Precision Works



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It's looking great Larry, keep the pics coming. You do really nice work.

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HI LARRY : That's real nice work -- I would like to shoot up your way soon for an intro , and coffee -- I'm right at the Narrows Lock -- LATER -- DON / Fleet 51

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Buzzard


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Hi Don,


I am here Monday -Saturday most weeks,just north of Perth about 10 minutes on 511,then right on Concession 10A Drummond,first farm on the right 2727.
I built a 392 Hemi for a guy near Westport,for a 1934 Plymouth.

 

 

                   Thanks Larry



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THANKS LARRY : Looking forward to connecting -- DON / FLEET 51

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Buzzard


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Buzzard wrote:

Got back to work on the truck in January.Making the nose,a little above my pay grade.

Made some shields for the exhaust.Looks a little homely but it fits the owner.

Fit the hood a little better.Afew more pictures mocked up.DSCF1984.JPG

 These were taken in July 2016.DSCF1983.JPG

            Thanks Larry                    Precision Works

 



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Iwannagofast wrote:

Wicked, I've always liked the shape of early Chev / GMC picks.

         x2       very nice



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Bradshaw


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Looking Great !!

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Buzzard


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Buzzard wrote:

Got back to work on the truck in January.Making the nose,a little above my pay grade.

Made some shields for the exhaust.Looks a little homely but it fits the owner.

Fit the hood a little better.Afew more pictures mocked up.DSCF1984.JPG

 These were taken in July 2016.DSCF1983.JPG

            Thanks Larry                    Precision Works

 Summer of 2017DSCF2004.JPGDSCF2054.JPGDSCF2055.JPG


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Buzzard


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DSCF2057.JPG1937 Ford I built 28 years ago.427 Chevy,4 speed,with a Franklin Quickchange



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Iwannagofast


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Looks like you've been building quality for some time now. Very nice Larry.

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Buzzard


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Thanks, I sold the car to a local guy in 1997 and he still brings it to me almost every year for a little work.
Holding up pretty good considering it was the old red oxide primer and lacquer paint.

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Are you building them in pair?  Black and white...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Buzzard


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Hi, No the other 1946 is for a customer,S10 frame,350 Chev with a turbo 350.Stock looking on the exterior,lowered a little.Is going to be bright yellow.


Thanks Larry

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Jeepsterhemi


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Very nice hot rod work you're doing...

...once saw in a car magazine a Cobra replica with a Mopar 440... it fit nicely....

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Finally a little time to work on front fenders.DSCF2108.JPGDSCF2109.JPG



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Buzzard


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Fi.DSCF2108.JPGDSCF2109.JPG     On the road at last.DSCF2131.JPGDSCF2132.JPGDSCF2133.JPG



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Love it .    great work . 



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Bob T


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Very nice. Love the early hemi.

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That is awesome

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That is a very nice lookin truck! Great work.

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Thanks for all the kind words,very happy with how it turned out.I have a few little
bugs to work out and hope to have it back on the road next year.

Thank Larry

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You did a job well-done upgrading and restoring this vehicle. Btw, are you running 30 inches rims and tires on this vehicle or it just looks big in this photo? 



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Buzzard


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Hi,    Rear are 255,70 by 15"   about 29" tall.

 

    Front are about 28" tall.         Thanks Larry



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Buzzard


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 Have my truck listed on kijji.  What a bunch of wankers is that a word.

 

 It is pretty sad that most people don't have a clue what their looking at. As long as the paint is shiny

and it has a big radio,it must be good.My senior rant for the day.

 

 

                              Thanks Larry



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