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#1228923 08/07/2017 7:28 PM
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Greetings from Colorado. New to Stovebolt. I have had a 54 Chevy 3100 for about 10 years and just started doing the restore 3 years ago. It is drivable with most of the interior finished. Looking forward to learning more about this truck from the community and passing forward what I have learned so far. I plan on posting pictures when I figure out how to do it.

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Mountain Man, welcome to the Stovebolt community. Watch for other bolters from your area and visit often. Always something interesting going on around each of the different garage forums.
We're here to help so don't be bashful about asking questions......best to ask them in the most appropriate forum for max results. Congrats on getting to work on it. It is very rewarding.


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Thanks Chipmunk. Here is a pic of ol' green. Hopefully this works.
http://s1067.photobucket.com/user/mountainman222/media/IMG_2241_zpshnp3fwc1.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0

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Welcome from Canada. Nice truck and good that it is already driveable. You can keep on working on it and not lose interest when you're driving it.
Leo

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Thanks Leo. It is still an 8 x 8. It looks good from 8 feet away after 8 PM. grin
The body is next though.


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