We had a blast. Mongo has quite the Old Truck Hideaway right in the heart of Independence, MO. Situated on nearly two acres, his giant sized building, complete with air conditioned kitchen, rest room and shop area was a great place for a Stovebolt get together.

The rest of the building is crammed with parts and memorabilia. Practically floor to ceiling, engines, transmissions, body parts to complete cabs. We also were allowed to visit the long lost Chevy Truck Boneyard located just a short drive away.

Thank you Steve aka Mongo for the use of your facility and Don King aka 2 ton for the great food and initiative to organize this event on short notice.

John
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