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Owned by Todd Shields
"todjob2000"
Bolter # 19878
Washington State

Talking about this truck in the forums

13 February 2009
# 2533

From Todd :

I have two General Motor Stovebolts. One is this Chevy, a 1961 Apache 10 Short Stepside with the Thriftmaster 6 cylinder in it. It has a roughneck back bumper. I put on the '54 hubcaps since I don't have enough of the '61's to put on.

As for the color, I was told this was an old forestry truck.

I bought the truck in Tacom Washington. I plan to restore it -- probably not a frame up but make it nice and clean.

My other Stovebolt is a 1962 GMC Longbed Stepside.

And since you do allow "other old stuff" ... here is my 1961 Ford F-100 long step which seems to be very rare now. I have the correct grille for it. The photo shows a grille from a 1963. As with all my trucks, it too is a 6 cylinder I have been collecting parts for it for about a year now. I still have a few things to get but it's mostly complete. I am hoping to have it running this spring when the weather gets warmer. I am at the mercy of being a shade tree mechanic.

Todd

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