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#1131206 10/25/2015 5:28 AM
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Hi All,

I live in WA and go to school full time. I just got out of the Army after ten years and have finally been able to start playing with old trucks again! I know this is a GM heavy site but I love old trucks regardless of the make, because they where all made to last and work. I just bought a Big Bolt and plan to clean it up and use it. I look forward to chatting and learning from everyone while having fun working on my new(old) truck!

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Braxton, welcome to the Stovebolt. There are quite a few bolters here from your area and your also close to Vancover(?) so maybe you're not to far from the B.C. bolters either. Watch for them.

Thank you for your service to our country. There are many Veterans here.
Big Bolt huh, well, you have a special forum just for you guys. Check out the BIG BOLT Forum. Good guys there and also in the other garage forums for any questions you might have.

....be sure to post up a link to a picture when you can. See you around the garage forums, which by the way, is the place to ask questions. Just look for the most appropriate forum and let us help you on your journey.
Warning, this is a disease and one is NOT ENOUGH. You'll be looking for another one in no time. smile


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Welcome Braxton from a fellow Washingtonian. Where are you located?

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Welcome Braxton, what type of use do you have in mind for the truck? Good luck.
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I'm located in Puyallup, close enough to the countryside to find old trucks that people won't sell just yet

As for use for the truck I had planned to use it as a project for a project. I needed a truck to make Home Depot runs and thought this was perfect with just some tlc

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Hey Braxton, welcome to Stovebolt. You made a good choice by dropping in. This is a great group of guys who are always there to answer your questions and give support. Been here about five years and I don't know how I would have got this far on my truck without their help. We are almost neighbors, as I live on Vashon Is. Good luck. Steve

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Welcome, Braxton....you are among friends & we're glad to meet you! We'll be looking forward to pictures!


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