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Old 09-23-2012, 01:19 PM
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You make it look so easy!
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Old 09-23-2012, 01:37 PM
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just some eye candy
Thanks!! Eye candy is always good.
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SWEET!!!! Thats a bad A$$ truck!!! I really like that you did it where the sleeper can be removed to run as a day cab or with the sleeper! Now thats thinkin ahead This truck is gonna be phenominal when done!!
Thanks Aaron!! I thought that having the chioce of day cab or sleeper would be the way to go.
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TS works right down the road from my job. there red white blue
pete fleet was sweet
Thanks for the pics.Do they have a website with more pics?
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Thanks!! Could almost be a twin to your 359 pete,love that truck.


Yeah that is part of the reason I like it but the other part is it is just plain sick looking keep up the great work..
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Truck looks great i luv the blue
Thanks! The pics dont do it justice.
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Man that's one sick truck! You gotta love those old school trucks
Thanks!!Old school and COEs just luv em.
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That is one sharp looking truck. Great stripes and the blue and white with painted hubs look narly.
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You make it look so easy!
Thanks!! It was easy.I had a friend of mine build and paint the cab.Just told him how i wanted it built and painted and sent him a pic.His name is Rick also goes as PROBUILDER1964.He does awesome work everytime.So yea,I make it look easy.lol.
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Old 09-23-2012, 06:27 PM
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Nothing like the old school. I love this build can not wait to see this truck done.
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Old 09-23-2012, 10:06 PM
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Yea those were the days when TS had the Pete Fleet then one by one they all disappeared
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more pics @tsmcs.com then go to ts trucks on the left
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Old 09-23-2012, 10:22 PM
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Thanks!! Could almost be a twin to your 359 pete,love that truck.


I like the way your truck looks.But I'm sure if you redo it you'll have a show stopper by the first snow.lol

Well I will shed some light on this matter on this truck............

The reason it looks so much like the truck that Paul did the 87 359 of Derrel Snow is because Derrel built this 1957.

Derrel bought the truck in Colorado and took it to Les Barnhart who was the owner of Panelite before losing it all to his wife in a divorce here 5 yrs or so ago. Anyway Derrel and Les put the truck together in the early 80's and Derrel owned the truck until the late 90's. He sold the truck to a guy by the name of Humphrey in Springfield MO who extended the hood and put the big vortex breathers on and the sleeper vents in the hood and after a few yrs sold the truck to someone in Long Island New York.

If you want to know if I drove the truck YES I did. It is a model 281 year 1957 when I was around it, it had a butterfly hood, 272 inch wheelbase, with a 72 inch flat top American sleeper. It had a 400 Cummins with a 13 spd and 3:70 rears. The next time I'm at Derrel's I need to take some digital pics of all the pics he has of the truck and post them back in the day. It was for sale here a yr or so ago and was asking mid 60's for the truck.

Very nice ride to do and looking forward to the finished product......

Great job

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thanks for the history wade
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Old 09-24-2012, 07:27 PM
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Nothing like the old school. I love this build can not wait to see this truck done.
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more pics @tsmcs.com then go to ts trucks on the left
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Well I will shed some light on this matter on this truck............

The reason it looks so much like the truck that Paul did the 87 359 of Derrel Snow is because Derrel built this 1957.

Derrel bought the truck in Colorado and took it to Les Barnhart who was the owner of Panelite before losing it all to his wife in a divorce here 5 yrs or so ago. Anyway Derrel and Les put the truck together in the early 80's and Derrel owned the truck until the late 90's. He sold the truck to a guy by the name of Humphrey in Springfield MO who extended the hood and put the big vortex breathers on and the sleeper vents in the hood and after a few yrs sold the truck to someone in Long Island New York.

If you want to know if I drove the truck YES I did. It is a model 281 year 1957 when I was around it, it had a butterfly hood, 272 inch wheelbase, with a 72 inch flat top American sleeper. It had a 400 Cummins with a 13 spd and 3:70 rears. The next time I'm at Derrel's I need to take some digital pics of all the pics he has of the truck and post them back in the day. It was for sale here a yr or so ago and was asking mid 60's for the truck.

Very nice ride to do and looking forward to the finished product......

Great job

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Thanks Wade!!! Its nice knowing the history on this truck, looking forward to seeing thoose other pics.Thanks again Fred.
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YEEEEEEP! Right there is the reason that.... Wade... IS THE MAN!!
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Old 09-25-2012, 07:14 AM
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YEEEEEEP! Right there is the reason that.... Wade... IS THE MAN!!
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Nice looking rig so far! You really work fast! Let's see some updates! Lots of pics!
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Old 09-27-2012, 04:38 PM
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Nice looking rig so far! You really work fast! Let's see some updates! Lots of pics!
Thanks Buddy!!! Waiting on parts, but when they come in, you better believe I'll post lots of pics.lol.
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Thanks Buddy!!! Waiting on parts, but when they come in, you better believe I'll post lots of pics.lol.
Waiting for parts is my least favorite part of any build! When will they come out with teleportation shipping? I can't wait for those pics!
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That is a sick looking pete. I did not know TS had a pete like that I used to haul sand and scrap steel from out eastern L.I. into Brooklyn and Jersey they had a bad a$$ fleet of trucks. I always wonder what happened to them. Danny the guy who owns DSM out on the island has a bad a$$ fleet of dump trailers. Anyway thanks for the histoty lesson on the truck.

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Old 09-30-2012, 08:29 PM
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That is a sick looking pete. I did not know TS had a pete like that I used to haul sand and scrap steel from out eastern L.I. into Brooklyn and Jersey they had a bad a$$ fleet of trucks. I always wonder what happened to them. Danny the guy who owns DSM out on the island has a bad a$$ fleet of dump trailers. Anyway thanks for the histoty lesson on the truck.

TONY
Thanks!!!Finally got some more parts.Transmission with an integy 55t motor 2 drive shafts and a carrier bearing. Truck is'nt done but I took a couple of outdoor pics.
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She sure is pretty.Love the stance and the colors.

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Old 09-30-2012, 10:51 PM
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She sure is pretty.Love the stance and the colors.

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Thanks Ed!!! Rick done an awesome job on the cab and the paint work,is second to none. Can't wait to get more parts in so I can get r done!!
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Small update mounted rear tail light panel,made an aluminum deck plate and installed an aluminum 5th wheel.
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Old 10-02-2012, 07:10 PM
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Small update!! Got my tanks from Russ today!!
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Just put on my visor and antennaes.Its a good day when parts come in.
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