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Hey Stovebolters!
Long time listener, first time caller. LOL

I joined to share/learn information on my latest project. A '46 2 Ton 'PV' truck.
Ive been wrenching on trucks for 3 decades...never had anything but Chevys, just like my father, and his father before him. Third generation Bowtie man. LOL
I'm a roller coaster mechanic by trade, and Ive also restored/built/raced motorcycles for as long as I can remember. It's been ten years since I've bought a project truck...but- I went and did it again!
Originally a dump truck, this '46 was built in December at the KC plant. I have no use for a dump bed, so I made a deal with the owner to cut off the bed before I took it over. I swapped the bed, for free delivery. :)
I've only had 1/2 tonners up to this point, so this Bigbolt stuff is brand new.
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Luke, welcome to the Stovebolt site. Looks like you may be visiting in the Big Bolt forum a little smile

Glad to have you. Sounds like you'll fit in perfectly. The stovebolt reunion is held in K.C. Missouri each Sept so mark your calendar and join us for a fun time.
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My truck was a dump truck when I bought it also.....from Kansas.I bought it with the dump mechanism but no dump bed.
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Here she is, as I found her. It had just been pulled out of a grove of trees. The bed was a giant planter box. The bed is off now. More pics later.
Thanks for the welcome.
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Last edited by CoolHandLuke; 11/10/2014 3:56 PM.
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Welcome to the StoveBolt...

sounds like a Great Project !!


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Welcome Luke, looks like a good work truck with some more years left in her. (My truck was also built in Kansas City.) Good luck with it.

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welcome to the site


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