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#1079891 01/18/2015 2:20 AM
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Hi,Everyone! I posted a '41 Chevy COE,on the "Swap Meet",just a couple of weeks ago! Randy Domeck came all the way from Indianapolis,In. To purchase it! We had it loaded for him,this morning at 8:00. He just sent me a P.M.,and said he made it home safely. We're all HAPPY! Randy's got a "new project",and a '41 COE is saved from the crusher! PLUS PLUS!! In my excitement to help,I forgot my camera! Here's a video of the walk-around,(when I first posted it):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ7ZO9VwiBA

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Just sold: 1955 2nd Series 6500 2-Ton Flatbed Truck
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And a photo.

http://s1006.photobucket.com/user/rrdomeck/media/1941%20COE%20Chevy/image1_zpse093fa5a.jpg.html

What really amazes me are the number of people who were willing and able to lend a hand today. Most Bill (wetwilly5757), his friend Ron, Rex (the owner of the 41) and his neighbor with a loader.

As any of us with a new project at home, I have big plans! But I will refrain until I get brake kits shipped and my 46 back together!

What a great community of people here on The Bolt!


Randy Domeck
Indianapolis Fabrications
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Indianapolis, In. 46254
317-258-0039

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THANKS again,Randy! It was GREAT meeeting you! Please keep us posted!


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Nice. Another one saved. Looks like a fun project. Good luck. Jim

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Congrats to both buyer & seller! --- Keep'em Flying!


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