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#1098469 04/20/2015 6:40 PM
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I have a '48 4100 ex-dump truck with no brakes, a '51 COE 5400 former flatbed- 235 stuck, '37 international D30 1 1/2T flatbed- former milk can delivery truck that runs and drives & a '56 international S110 pickup to work on

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Actionjackson, welcome to the Stovebolt. I'm sure you'll fit right in here..... and if the man with the most toys win..... YOU WIN smile Nice corral of horses you got there.
There is many bolters from your state so watch for them. One may live next door! See you around the garage.


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Welcome to the site. Looks like you'll be busy this year. Just ask if you need help.

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Welcome to the Stovebolt !!

Sounds like you have quite the collection there, and a little work to do


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1930 Chevrolet AD Universal - Canopy Express Truck
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Welcome!
Whereabouts in Minnesota are you? I've got a D30 Binder and a '56 Binder also, in addition to my Stovebolt. They're not exactly roadworthy at this point, but we're working on that.
Good to have you here. Lots of good info available.


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I live in Lakeville, my D30 runs, drives and the brakes are rebuilt. Needs wood on the flatbed


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