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#206108 05/07/11 02:04 AM
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Grease Monkey
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Hello fellas, I have a question about the Depot I really dont know much about them at all. I think I have one atleast thats what the gentleman said that I got it from. Maybe you all could give me some input.


cant wait to drive my 28
txhillbilly #206328 05/09/11 08:13 PM
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Depot Hacks, as they are known, were built by small fabrication shops for different purposes. Companies in this bussiness would buy just a motorized chassis including Firewall or Cowl and then build the carriage portion to suit the customer. Many were built to transport people to the train Depot, hence the name, Depot Hack". Others were built as the first form of " Pick Up Trucks". I had a 26 Chevy that started life as a delivery truck for a Lumber yard, then became the work truck for a carpenter and finally during my ownership it became a Depot hack. (Open station wagon). Al W.


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67vetteal #206368 05/10/11 08:43 AM
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Thank you very much for the info 67vetteal.


cant wait to drive my 28

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