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Great story John - waiting for the happy ending. Is your barn big enough, or will you be needing to renovate more? Thank You and Larry for trying and thanks for all the updates / Greg stories-projects / showing the day-to-day life in VA, surrounded by classic autos!
Chuck
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Michael - any chance that you could post more pictures? Looking in the back doors, passenger side view, rear view with doors closed, engine, etc. More photos will get you more information. My first instinct is that is was not a military used vehicle as the chromed bumpers and other chrome would have been replaced/painted. If you decide that it's not possible to restore, will you be accepting offers for this truck?
Thanks for the neat old truck project possibilities,
Chuck
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John - I've been lurking and following your "refresh," and like others, I want to pass on a heartfelt "great job" to your Avanti efforts. It sure does look good! With the Jag and the other historic vehicles, how do you find time to exercise all of them?
Also, I see and admire the assistance you provide others (SeventhSon) etc, and I'm envious and respectful toward your guiding hand. I sure do wish I could study under Greg and have you and Trimacar close by for assistance.
Cruising around today, I came across this R-2 for sale -
1963StudebakerAvanti R-2 Car for Sale
Can you explain the difference: R2 :vs: R3? Or someone? Is it the supercharger?
Thanks again for a great read, with great friends, great stories. Give your wife a hug and tell her thank you also. She has a great car (or 2)!
Chuck
small engine repair
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Jason, I've found a wealth of knowledge sitting at: http://www.smokstak.com/
As in these AACA forums, there are many knowledgeable folks regarding autos.
At Smokstak, the same applies regarding old/older motors. I would suggest posting your pictures and questions there.
Please - no offense intended toward anyone that is helping here.
It sounds like a tank similiar to this one.
Good Luck,
Chuck