It was a long year but the orphaned ’50 Chevy 3100 is finally going home to it’s owner. Here are a few photos as we…

We’re down to the final details on this ’50 Chevy Truck project. It’s no longer looking like the orphan it was when it came to…

It’s the final countdown on the ’50 Chevy pickup. Our last post ended with hanging the front clip sheet metal. Guys that work on these…

With the wood bed floor of the ’50 Chevy truck finished and assembled we can get on with the broader ‘brushstrokes’ of assembly and the…

In our last post I’d started sealing the oak boards with epoxy. The biggest issue during that process was most of the boards expelled air…

In part 1 of “Make Your Bed…!” I mentioned that the filler neck on the fuel tank was going to have to be relocated. That’s…

The beds on these old trucks are made of steel, wood, and a couple hundred fasteners. The fenders bolt to the bed sides and the…

In our last post we removed the dual carbs and intake to swap them out and began fitting the wonky-sided bed. The first steps were…

After our excursion to the muffler shop (on and off a trailer) it was clear the front brakes were dragging. The 2 lb. residual pressure…