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#1194307 12/08/2016 2:47 AM
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Some of you might remember me, I had a 1951 3600 for many years. I was offered an unheard of amount of money for the truck and sold it. Couldn't take not having a truck, so I just bought a 1935 truck from Kansas! I am starting all over with another "rusted old truck" and am looking forward to it. It is great to be back!

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Rick, glad to have you return and even better that you return with a truck!
Remember, the 35 has wood in the cab and maybe the door post so be verrrry careful when working with it. If its bad you'll need the old stuff for a pattern. A wood kit for those are high dollar stuff.........but hey, you got an unheard of amount of money for the one you sold smile
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welcome back!!


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Good luck with it, Rick.
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Going thru Missouri to pick it up?
If so, maybe we can meet up somewhere for a cup of coffee.

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Thanks for the well wishes Achipmunk! I know I am rolling in money and all but I made sure the wood was in good enough shape to use for patterns! I will be sure to get pictures as I go. I was unable to find much information on how to redo one of these wood frame trucks, perhaps I will write a book!

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Thanks 69 Cuda!

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Thanks Loe, I will need your wish for luck!

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Hi Don, I checked the price to fly to Kansas, and the pride to drive and motels. Addding in fuel, meals and trailer rental, I think I have decided to let a commercial hauling firm handle it. But thanks for the offer to get together.

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OK Rick, I understand your reasoning.
Think about attending the Homecoming next spring.
Leo and I are planning to be there.
Pictures from last spring Homecoming.
http://s160.photobucket.com/user/stovebltr/library/2016/Homecoming%202016

Don


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1946 2-Ton grain truck
1946 3/4-ton pickup,
1953 1-ton pickup
1957 1-ton flatbed dually,
1954 Pontiac Straight Eight
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Nice going Rick, way to make a comeback

any picts yet ??


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