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#1093363 03/24/2015 5:25 AM
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Hi All, My Name is Phil and I am new to stovebolts, I am sure happy you guys are here, as I can already tell I will be leaning on your combined knowledge. I just picked up a 1951 Chevy 2 Ton. It has 15 foot long rails behind the cab and the 2 speed rear end. I think I am the third or forth owner. It came from a farm in Brush Prairie Washington. From what I can tell as I have started working on it, it would appear to have sat for some years before it was sold to a Dealer up there. The Kid I bought it from had bought it from the dealer. The truck runs and drives but does need a lot of TLC, body has some rust on the door bottoms but not to serious. It does not have a bed on it, I was told the dealer had removed it. My intention is to put a Flat Bed back on it. I look forward to any suggestions and pointers you all may have.

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Welcome Phil
A lot of info here and a great bunch, that will be glad to help.

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Welcome Phil. This is the place to learn all about them, be sure to check out the 'big bolts' section. We're here to help out. Good luck.

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Phil, welcome to the Stovebolt. If you can't find what you need here, it can't be found smile
See ya around the garage. A picture or two would be nice. I love the big trucks. They will earn their keep. Watch for other bolters in your area.


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