My new truck is here!!

[Nick Bombini]

Wow, I kept it under my belt until it was here and now its here .
I bought my truck from Kevin Kronlund and he was absolutely wonderful to do bussiness with.
Here are the pics of my truck on Kevin's site http://armycarsusa.com/gmccckw_european_return.htm
I will take pictures and post them tonight. Now its time to go play with the new toy .

[pfarber]

The web site lists so very few of the parts that they have for sale.

Call them if you need CCKW parts... they had truck on top of trucks when I went out there for parts a few months ago. Really amazing.

[Corne Lauwerijssen]

Hi Nick

Good luck with your SWB CCKW its a very nice truck.
You bought it for a very good price!!

BTW Ive seen this truck a year ago..
Let me do a guess, your serial is CCKW352 214122 A2

Corné

[Nick Bombini]

Corne, you are 100% correct. This is going to be a really fun project. The thing I love most is that it is all there (bed, wooden steering wheel, etc.), and it runs too. Let the fun begin .

[42cckw]

HI NICK
nice truck i like your excitement,another old warrior returns home!. the best part is it's going to a good home,i know you will fix her up and preserve a great piece of history. enjoy her but don't forget to double clutch!!
JIM 42CCKW

[42cckw]

HI CORNE

I HAVE A ? WHERE DID YOU FIRST SEE NICK'S TRUCK YOU DIDN'T SAY.

JIM 42CCKW

[Nick Bombini]

Well, I guess it is time to change my signature that says I would like to get a CCKW once the jeep is done, I now have my CCKW

[Corne Lauwerijssen]

Hi guys

This CCKW came with 40 other cckws from Norway 8 years ago,
they have always been parked inside and they came in running condition.
They have been owned by a private collecter in the Netherlands, Iam sorry cant give his name and adress.
Armycars bought last year 10 SWBs and some LWBs dont know how
many he bought. But I recognized all CCKWs on the internetsite.
I hope they are parked inside there.

Corné

[UK Jack]

Nice one Nick.

Know exactly how you feel! It is a great feeling.

[joel gopan]

Exactly the way mine started. You are now in for some hard work and much fun. Study the TM before you start turning wrenches. Ask questions before you buy parts. Invest in an OEM quality Battery, so that your truck will always start. I buy the OEM type Delcos, have only had two in 23 years.
Joel

[Nick Bombini]

Well, there are a lot of parts that I am going to need, but I believe that they should not be hard to get. At first look, they truck looks really rust and bad, but when I look closer, it is just all chipped and flaky paint a minor surface rust. The only spot with major rust is in the usual spots by the floorboard. Cool thing is I looked behind the seets and I found the hand crank (not that I want to use it, I'll probably break my arm trying).

Thank you all for all of the encouragement, it really makes this hobby a lot more enjoyable.

[armydriver]

WOW, that is one good looking truck, You have a real goody there. Have fun.