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#1119721 08/18/2015 6:36 PM
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Hey all! I'm new to the forum and to old Chevys and bought a beautiful, Corvette blue '58 1-ton that's been mostly restored, up to and including a built 1985 350 and Turbo 400. It currently lacks a bed and I've got some box steel and 4-quarter oak laying around so I'm going to build one. I'm also looking into disc brakes for the front end and seatbelts. I'm looking forward to gaining some knowledge here, so thanks in advance!!

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Hi Jim, welcome. We have a special section for just one ton owners, 'tons 'o fun'. Are you putting a flatbed on it or a pickup box?
Leo

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Jim, welcome to the Stovebolt. The best place on the web for old Chevy and GMC lovers. I've wanted a 1 ton for a long time but never had the chance, or to many other projects.

There are quite a few bolters in N.C. from Shelby to Greenboro, Winston, Raleigh and quite a few other towns. Watch for them.
I'm in Boiling Springs just across from Spartanburg. Back a few years ago I worked in Shelby (13years) and in Winston and Greenville N.C. for 3 or 4 years. What Part of N.C. are you in?

We have a "gathering" around here once in a while. If you get down my way, or close to the Shelby/Charlotte area let me know. We could meet up for a hot dog and a cold Pepsi.
(my father in law lives in Shallotte N.C.)


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Thanks fellas for the warm welcome. I'm in Asheville, NC, and I'm really looking forward to meeting some others with nice old cars and trucks! In fact, the fella I purchased this truck from has a '59 and we've been talking about starting an 'old truck club' in Asheville...we'll see if time allows :-)

Leo, I'm building a flatbed for it!


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Jim, when two or more bolters get together we call it a "gabfest"......then of course we can have a "reunion" as below. We just name a place and a time, post it here and see who shows up!

Here is one we had at our house in 2012. Enjoy the pics.

http://s160.photobucket.com/user/stovebltr/library/2012/Southern%20GABFEST%202012?sort=6&page=1


1937 Chevy Pickup
In the Gallery
1952 Chevy Panel
In the Gallery
More photos
1950 Chevy Coupe
Pictures!

I'd rather walk and carry a Chevy hub cap than ride in a Ferd.
I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you smile

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