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A southern 1991 Chevy knowing that NE Ohio road salt can't wait to get to this vehicle!



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Here's mine! After a huge list of repairs, time, and money I might get it on the road one day. No winter salt driving for this classic- FORGET IT!!!
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John, thats gorgeous! 70 or 71?
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John, thats gorgeous! 70 or 71?
Its a71. Has some cab issues that I’m working on. At the moment I’m in WV for a nice bench seat found for it. New floor pans and cab mounts and we’ll get those body lines to match. It’s a full time 4wd with married transfer case. 318, a/t . A “W” 100 denotes a half ton 4wd, where the 3/4 ton and up we’re denoted a Power Wagon. I’m going for those emblems anyway. Lol!
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My new Cub Hauler.
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My new Cub Hauler.
Nice truck!
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I'm planning that when the 149 is done, it will visit some car shows in the back of this.
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I'm planning that when the 149 is done, it will visit some car shows in the back of this.
Neat truck! It would look great with a 149 in the back.
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Thanks. I think it could be a conversation starter. There are very few old Cubs in this area. I put a 235 in the old '50, but it still has 3 on the tree and the old huck style brakes so it doesn't travel real far or very fast.
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