Satisfying transformation. 1956 International Metro Van SM120. Original Milk truck, Barn find.

In this episode of Iron City Garage. Clay gets to work on the 1956 International Metro Van SM-120. 1 of the 2 Metros we currently have at the garage this one heads in first for us to get an idea of what we have to work with.
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[@clydegrammon5847]

When I was a kid, my dad was fleet mechanic for Carnation Milk Company, in Yakima, Washington. I literally saw hundreds of these as red and white milk delivery trucks, (delivering fresh milk, house to house, in quart jars with cardboard sealed tops), back in the day. He kept them going, and on the road--no matter what--including the refrigeration! Talk about déjà vu!

[@reddalert4925]

Saw one of these on Facebook marketplace
Always love these old commercial shitboxes.

[@ekosaputro3580]

This truck is good. if you make a video from the beginning to the end of the painting process. hope you make it.👍🤩

[@animal_engineering]

nice get flash backs looking at her, i need me a divco next

[@byronholt4912]

“these ones”?

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