'41 chevy pickup pictures

[h3ae86]

i just bought the revell '41 chevy pickup last night, and I'm thinking of doing a shop truck or something ratty. I've looked for inspiration on google but nothing really peaked my intrest. I was wondering if anyone here might have some cool '41 chevy pictures to inspire me.

[h3ae86]

Do a google image search.

I did and didn't really find anything

[BOSWELL891]

Not sure on the year but its same cab and grill as 41. seen this at a car show two weeks ago

by the way this cab has had a huge sectioning thats why its looks a little weird

Edited September 27, 2011 by BOSWELL891

[Junkman]

[Harry P.]

i just bought the revell '41 chevy pickup last night, and I'm thinking of doing a shop truck or something ratty. I've looked for inspiration on google but nothing really peaked my intrest.

You already did the google image search and nothing interested you???

http://www.google.co...974l0.10.2l12l0

[Chuck Most]

To broaden the search, check the years 1941 through 1946- all GM trucks were virtually identical for that body style.

[h3ae86]

You already did the google image search and nothing interested you???

Well, I shouldn't have said nothing interested me because I'd be lying I suppose. I just didn't find anything that I could pull off with my skill.

[Longbox55]

Here's a whole gallery of '41-early '47 Chevy/GMC trucks http://www.stovebolt.com/gallery41-46.htm, courtesy of Stovebolt.com.

[Jantrix]

Try here as well.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/

As for what you can pull off with your skill. Skills don't improve unless you challenge yourself.

Get an idea of what you want to do and go for it. A shop truck sounds good and not much body work involved. If it's techniques you are unsure of, we have techniques coming out our ears here. Just ask. We got a whole section of "How do I?" dedicated to that.

[Aaronw]

Not 1941 Chevy specific but here is a site I found a couple years ago. There are lots of old shop trucks, maybe something will catch your eye.

http://www.pbase.com/czechman/door_art

[Eshaver]

Lots of interesting pieces there ! Ed Shaver