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Welcome
to our Virtual Garage for pre-1973 GM trucks -- If you're restoring, preserving or just driving an ole "Stovebolt," our "e-zine" has information we hope you'll find useful for living with your old truck -- from links to parts vendors (the best list
of Stovebolt-related links on the 'Net!), a Gallery of old trucks to
a virtual Swap Meet where you can find (or sell) those elusive parts
to complete your restoration projects. We even have a discussion forum where
you can ask questions, post ideas and even hang out with some old rusty
Stovebolters!
We have a lot of things here but the best one is knowledge and we share it for free (no membership dues or pay-to-view). So pull up a virtual running board, cop a squat and check the Gallery for lots of old truck stories. If you have some questions about the old GM truck project you are working on, try our FAQ, Tech Tips or jump right into The Forums, where the Stovebolt Brain Trust resides. We've got everything in here from 1/2-tons to 3-tons, COE's, Panels and 'Burbs, Firetrucks, Tow trucks -- Lots of trucks in all shapes, sizes and stages of restoration and enjoyment. Join us and make us stronger
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It may not feel like it in some places, but the calendar says so. Be sure to check our Tech Tip about bringing the old truck out from its long winters nap. This is John Sheally's 1939 Chevy 1.5-ton Grain Bed "tow truck" -- he uses the new old truck to haul his Morgan motor cars. Read the story in the Gallery.
Yea, yea. We knew you all were there. We just couldn't figure how three "little" states could take up 1300 miles of coastline! So rather than figure any more, we just made a Side Lot just for you all. So, go on and get in there and find out who your neighbors are ... even if they still are about 400 miles away! Makes for a nice long scenic cruise!
Visit The Forums - it's a great place to ask questions, share knowledge, meet up and read more stories of these old trucks. |
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