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We have become lifelong friends after we get together and want to hear if you made it home safe with no issues.
48Bigtrucks, Scott, has posted so he is accounted for.
Vicki and I have been home about an hour with no issues, but being tired from a great weekend.

So let us know here on your status when you get home.
And the trip.

Thanks for all the help!!!
Don & Vicki


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Just got with no real issues except traffic on 435 around Indy. Big thanks to Don and all his hard work and for Vicki keeping him line. wink


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we got home about 3:30 -about 2 1/2 hrs drive time ! the bad part was unloading & deciding where everything goes back to ??attendance was down BUT HAD A GOOD TIME !!!!! everybody was well behaved -as usual -this group is REALLY GREAT ! weather was great sunday for the drive home /lots of traffic , got tired of the thumbs up as people going by ??i felt like i should give them a thumbs up back ?? anyway i cant wait for next yr -lets hope the riverside park REMODEL comes out good ?? pats asleep in her chair at 9 pm ! anyway thanks people for a good time ! mike


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We got home early Sunday morning. Thanks to Don and Vicki for all of their hard work and prep and cookies. Thanks Mike for the tool demos. Really enjoyed seeing and visiting meeting folks. THANKS A LOT.
Tom


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Reunion #10 for me. Jake and I got home Saturday afternoon after a 20 minute drive. We got a few "thumbs up"----I'm pretty sure they were thumbs. Glad everyone made it home.


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Rusty Rod woke up early and decided to hit the road. Home before noon. (Then slept all afternoon).


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My dad and I made it home in Michigan at about 1am this morning. A lot of driving, but it was well worth it! Thank you to everyone for making our first event so enjoyable! Special Thanks to: The Alderson's for a great get together Friday night, Wayne for the vehicle/shop tour, Mike for the tool demos, and Don & Vicki for making us feel so welcomed....wouldn't even know we were first-timers! Looking forward to future events, and fellowship!

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I went to Kansas City to see Chevy trucks. I was not disappointed. However, engaging with the Stovebolt group is what I will remember. Being with those guys is well worth a 700 mile drive from southcentral Michigan.

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10 4 good buddy , stovebolters rock.


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Glad you had a good time. I was only able to attend on Saturday, but it was still well worth the drive from Omaha.

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Did you find the link to the pictures? We hope to see you next year along with some of those that were not able to make it this year.


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Yep
Really glad you meet you Jim and your son Tom.
You got the long distance title.
Wish you could have made the meeting to meet everyone.
Also, thanks for helping knock down Stovebolt HQ Sunday.

Vicki says Hi!
Don

Last edited by 2-Ton; 09/29/2018 2:51 AM.

1967 GMC 9500 Fire Ladder Truck
"The Flag Pole"
In the Stovebolt Gallery
1946 2-Ton grain truck
1946 3/4-ton pickup,
1953 1-ton pickup
1957 1-ton flatbed dually,
1954 Pontiac Straight Eight
Of all the things I've lost in my life, I miss my mind the most!

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