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#1149324 02/09/2016 11:11 PM
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I've heard and read lots of good things about this here site. Figured I'd check it out for myself. Name's Randy, 33 from a small town east of Raleigh, N.C and I surely do have a thing for these classic Chevy trucks.

I'm currently in full build mode on my '59 fleetside Apache. It's turned into a full blown, frame off restoration while throwing in a few custom touches.

Waiting in the stable is my '56 Panel, '59 Gmc, '72 Burban and '63 C-10. No clue what I'm gonna start on next. And I may pick up a Gmc Burban this weekend if all goes well, ha!!

I also have website dedicated to the AD and TF Chevy trucks featuring a few different t-shirt designs. Link is in my signature.



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Randy, Welcome to the Stovebolt. I'm sure with "builds" under your belt you have a lot of experience to share with us here. Lots of info and great folks reside here.
There are quite a few bolters here from Raleigh, Greensboro, Shelby, and other area's around close to you. Watch for them.

...and if your ever up here in Spartanburg hot dogs and pepsi are on me.



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Welcome to Stovebolt

sounds like you have your hands full and time covered


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1930 Chevrolet AD Universal - Canopy Express Truck
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Thanks man. I have a little experience in a lot, haha...

Haven't been to your neck of the woods in awhile. I do plan on going to Steel In Motion in May. It's in Union, SC at the drag strip. Awesome traditional hot rod show if you've never been...


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Thanks man....

Oh yes! I definitely need more days during the weekend! And more hours during the day! Ha!


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