Amen my New Friend!

Cool 😎

Congratulations

Wow! Beautiful!

Awesome find can't wait to see what you have in store for it 😀

What a beauty!

What a great adventure, going to check out a '46 Chevy truck. this is your new blank canvas, Maestro. Exciting stuff...Love it. Thanks for taking us along!

I'm shocked to see how well this truck has lasted over that much time.

My Grandparents lived in Willomore in 1980. I still remember te old town Nice truck!

Look lol like you had fun, that little tractor done good job

Nice truck! What a find!!! If you start working on it, that Hudson is going to feel neglected!

Looking forward to a complete build series. I'm surprised it isn't a dually.

You are one lucky man. Can’t wait to see what you do to it.

Nice, Cummins BT6 and flat bed with stacks will look super nice..

Nice find ... Build On

Hey Div. That's a cool old truck. My 1940 Buick has the same rear shocks. They are some kind of hydraulic. I haven't done anything with mine yet. I will be working on mine this winter. Your truck will be a fun build. Thanks for sharing.🍁👍👍

Man I love that truck, I really hope you leave it on the stock chassis because it's a workhorse icon of days gone by, but at least your saving it from certain doom, sweet find, chock one up for your wife,,,

That truck is older than me ⚡️

Hey Div, thanks for sharing these awesome dreams and workings with us!

Great Kanaal!!!! So bly ek het op julle afgekom. Love dit.

I recently bought the same year and style truck and can’t wait to see what you do with it!

What a beauty ! Your truck is definitely a 46 or 47 . I don't believe any non-military trucks were produced during the WW2 years , and the Chevy truck body style changed in 48. I would guess your truck is what we call in the states a 2 ton. The inline 6 is probably a 216 Babbitt rod engine. If you don't know what that is I would have you look it up for a better explanation than I can provide. I had a 49 Chevy 1/2 ton when I was a kid. It had a 216 and was not worth overhauling so I dropped in a 235 inline 6 with actual rod bearings from a 62 truck. What a great score you made !!!!!!! And Dude , your wife is on board with it !!!!!!!!!!!!

Hay man how's it going , me again from Missouri. I saw her in an other vido and now I find out that she is a twin to mine. So what you have is an early 1947, 1 1/2 ton . Normal production was resumed 1946 but was a new body in '47 so the left over parts were used up in early '47. So she is one of the very last production truck to have-- crank out windshield, split hood and the external headlights. You have a good find there and just think with air bags, power steering and new drivetrain you could handle that road of yours. well I will get off my soap box and let you get back to work , that's what I'm late for. Thank god I am the boss ..Have a great day.

Should'a made sure it was running before you brought it home , did you get the extra warranty? 😆 Lolol Great looking unit! 😎

l.indo., Eu compraria tambem faria um hot com chassis em Z e uma four link maravilhosa

“Potential “ killed more men than rattlesnakes!