From our "Stovebolt Wayback" ...


Barry Weeks' 1940 Canopy Express


"Barry was our "first contact" with the Stovebolt world. You'll see him all over this site -- Tech Tips, Features, IRWIPI. Barry was our first moderator in the forums. We were collectively responsible for half of his gray hairs smile Plus, he's got his own "web "presence" here. He's a huge help to Stovebolters far and wide! Barry and Kathy are Stovebolters First Class!.

"A few of his Bolts he has listed here are his 1940 Chevy 1/2-ton and 1948 Chevy 1/2-ton. ~~ Editor


We set him up with a spot on the server for Weeks End Machine. After awhile, he realized he didn't need it.

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Tom Brownell's Updated -- How to Restore Your Chevrolet Pickup


"Since 1993, when I grabbed it from a rack at my favorite bookstore like a strung-out junkie fiercely clutching his next hit, it has been my constant companion through one and a half frame-off restorations of battered, old Stovebolts. Through its pages of inspiration, I met Barry Weeks and a few other Stovebolt notables. Not the least of whom (if, indeed, any rank should be ascribed to this merry band of Stovebolt Brothers!) is the author of our treasured tome himself." --- part of intro to the feature story by John Milliman

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Last edited by Peggy M; 12/17/2021 8:23 PM.

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1949 Chevrolet 3804
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