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#1131021 10/23/2015 11:39 PM
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Hello all, im new to the site and just bought my first classic truck. I found a 1959 gmc 350 with a custom flat bed. I will be reaching out to you guys that have been doing this for awhile for a bit of help. I'm in the Birmingham Alabama area so if their's anyone close by we should meet sometime. Thanks for the Help in advance. Matt


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bcgmc,Matt, welcome to the Stovebolt Page. Best site on the web for GMC and Chevy trucks. With a custom flat bed does this mean its a 1 ton or a half ton someone put a flat bed on???

There is much knowledge and great folks here to help you. Best advice is to ask questions in the most appropriate forum for best results. Example, engine questions in Engine Forum...paint and body I the Paint Body Forum and Driveline in Driveline. I'm sure you understand.
There are also quite a few bolters from 'bama. Just visit often, watch the post and you'll find them...or they will find you. We're here to help and there is no such thing as a stupid question.
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Achipmunk #1131156 10/25/2015 12:14 AM
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bcgmc,

Welcome to Stovebolt. Its great to have another 1959 flatbed in Alabama. I'm near Huntsville and drive a 1959 chevy one ton flatbed.


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Originally Posted by oldbolter
bcgmc,

Welcome to Stovebolt. Its great to have another 1959 flatbed in Alabama. I'm near Huntsville and drive a 1959 chevy one ton flatbed.

Great. Im swapping mine out to 1 ton suspension so I can bag it.

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Welcome! Glad you are here!!


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