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12-06-08, 12:30
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Hi, finally I have got around to posting a thread about my 1943 Chev. I've had it about 3 years and is nearly finished (if that is possible, there always seems something to do, as you all know) I must thank Mark Seirant for all of his help, advice and welding skills in getting the (Moo Cow) on the road and to Max and Euan for thier help. I have included some photos of the truck from the day we picked it up to it's current condition.
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12-06-08, 21:55
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An outstanding restoration, Rob! Night & day difference I'd say, and it's truly a pleasure to see it. Good work!
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12-06-08, 22:50
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WOW what a change from when I saw that blitz last congratulations.
 I last saw that blitz on the back of a truck driving past my place, it lived next door for a fiew years and just up the road a fiew Kms. before that.
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Robert Pearce. Last edited by hrpearce; 12-06-08 at 23:23. Reason: corect grammer
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13-06-08, 00:19
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Yes, she's a beautiful thing and is of course featured in the 2007 Year of the Cycle and Staff Car DVD with Jif going for a ride.
Must be even better with the new motor, Rob!
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