If you didn't know, at the end of October, the Stovebolt HQ moved from Southern Maryland to Northeast Alabama. We just now (December 12) got Internet service. So very sorry that these Thank yous are late, One is that last day in October before we shut down. The others are from November.
A huge thanks to all.
Don "Bicounty" Boccafola - Don has been around since January 2015.
One of his first posts was in the North Eastern Bolters space, a thread specifically looking for any other Long Island New York Bolters. Don has some nice pictures of his 1950 half-ton in that post.
"Hello all. I’m from Wading River with a 1950 3100. I’ve had it for about 10 years. Bought it as a basket case from the insurance crash and salvage auction. It was caught in the flooding from hurricane Sandy. Took about 3-4 years to get done."Ron "RBs36" Boltz - Ron, has only been here a year (October 2023) and after
his initial post in the Welcome Centre, in a few days, he started
his DITY story :: 1936 Chevy Lowcab - "New to Chevy Trucks." It was great to see another Early Bolt around here.
"A small donation to say 'Thank You' for all the help I have received from the Forums"John "UtahYork" Yorkey - This is John's
SECOND donation ::
here's his first. As mentioned in that post, it's "a first" being that John's a newbie, sorta.
Just this October, his first
post in the Welcome Center "... Just getting back in the game. I disassembled my truck over 20 years ago with ideas of restoring it, but life and other priorities were taking up my time." The following month, he started his DITY story:
1946 Chevy 1/2Ton in Utah - "Here We Go." "Wishing all a great holiday season."David "DavidBraley" Braley - David first rolled in to our Virtual Garage in February 2016 with
this post in the Welcome Centre. "Thanks for letting me join this forum!" With a 1953 2-Ton GMC ... we were happy to see another GMC and a Big Bolt at that.
A big big thanks to all who contribute to the Bolt -- for many reasons but one of our favorites is that it keeps the Virtual Garage free from advertising clutter.
The Stovebolt Collective 
