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#1413184 06/08/2021 10:01 PM
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I'm in Tasmania, which is the island under down under.
I joined here a couple of years ago when I bought my ute, and just starting a minor restoration, but then life gets in the way and things haven't gone as fast as I thought.
I have a 46 Coupe Ute with the original 216 engine and 3 speed floor shift. These vehicles were partly made and assembled in Canada, and the cab and ute body added here by Holden.
It had a bit of rust in the panels, which has meant a learning curve in sheet metal work and welding, but I'm getting there. It had been partly changed to 12 volt when I bought it, so I'm keeping it that way, just refining it a bit.
Thanks for allowing me to join. Such a great resource to keep these old girls running smoothly.

Bob
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Welcome to the Stovebolt. Very interesting vehicle and one I've always loved and wanted. Kevin Witaker Chevy dealer in Greenville S.C. is a big collector and has two of them.

Watch for other bolters from your area "down under" we have a few regulars here from there.....One is named TIm.


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Glad you started speaking up!! Love the ute! I have never seen one in person.
I also know most Australian's are not shy, so keep posting up.

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Awesome thumbs_up

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That's a really cool truck!
Welcome to the Bolt!!


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Welcome from downunder Keeping the dream alive looks like a good Ute you have there you are in good company here


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Welcome to the 'bolt. Very interesting vehicle


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Welcome to the ‘Bolt. Awesome looking truck! We don’t see them here in the states and I would love to see one in person. We ‘bolters love stories and pictures so please post!

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