This 1950 Chevrolet 3600 truck was pulled from the woods earlier this summer. Great efforts were made to get the rusty, grimy inline-6 engine running before it was dismantled.
After a few small issues with a cracked head and an oversized piston, the little Chevy 216 Stovebolt engine is finally back together with a fresh coat of paint and ready to be fired up (for real) for the first time in decades.
Watch the entire process unfold in Hagerty’s unique Redline Rebuild style…
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