First Restoration - '42 Chev Blitz

Here are some photos of the finish product of my '42 blitz. Spent 2 years on and off completing it. It was oringinally a fire tanker, but i modified it by modifying the chassis and making a genuine blitz shassis winch. Built a small steel body. Freshly sandblasted and painted. Let me know what you think.







My next project will be my 7564 autocar and gooseneck britstand float.





This is my everyday drive - T950 Signature 620 22 Series 18speed K200 Rockwell 46's - Photos soon

Hi blitz9383

Most impressed with the Blitz resto ... looks absolutely terrific! Bit different to the everyday drive huh? [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Cheers - Bugly

Nice job, shame it isn't a ford, the sidey sounds far better than the chev 6.

Well done. Looking forward to seeing the progress photos on your next project.

Top effort and well done You have set a high standard for the next project

A very fine job, well done, how about some pics of the dash and donk for us non blitzer's

/me

Blitzer
Gudday M8

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the only way I can tell the difference BTween the Chev n Ford Blitz
The Chev have the normal lookn banjo diff
n the Ford have left n right bolt 2gether diff th@ they also use as the winch

iz there any other most noticeable differences

RE: the Britstand float

this is where U gunna really appreciate realy good tyres in the middle n hope they never need change n
LOL

Nice L@@kn Kenny tooo

Cya
[ch9787]

They should have a badge on the grill saying FORD or CHEVROLET, making it very easy to identify.

The Fords originally had FORD - CANADA embossed in the headlight surround panels as well.

The shape of the vents in the front quarters identify them as well, I just can't remember which is which, one has the rectangle, and the other has a taper towards the top.

looks great i think you have blits them lol keep up the good work i am interested how the autocar shapes up don