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I just joined up, but i've been reading through all sorts of information on this site, which ive found to be an absolutely incredible resource to have. i have a 1950 chevy 6400 with a low pressure 235, sm420, timken double reduction 2 speed rear, and a stakeside dump box. ive also got a 1970 C/20 suburban with a 292, np435, and 4.11 eaton HO52. ive got a good number of other vehicles, everything from jeeps to even a school bus. i have a passion for old iron, and i've got a lot of questions about the trucks listed here, as well as a lot of plans for the two of them. im not sure how pictures work yet, ill read up on that and add some of them later. thanks for letting me in!

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Hello MrVaughan,

I'm anxious to read all about your various GM trucks. Ask your questions in the most appropriate forum to get the quickest and best replies.

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Originally Posted by Justhorsenround
Welcome to the Stovebolt madness. There is no cure!
that's just how i want it. here are some pictures:
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Welcome to the 'Bolt, MrVaughan! Looks like you have the picture thing figured out!

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I would like to see his trucks.

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That Burb is sweet. thumbs_up

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Welcome to the Stovebolt. Those are nice trucks . I didn’t know that Burbs came in a heavy duty version .


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Originally Posted by J Lucas
That Burb is sweet. thumbs_up

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Originally Posted by truckernix
I didn’t know that Burbs came in a heavy duty version .
it's a really nice truck. it has essentially the running gear of a 1 ton, just not the stopping power. it has the potential to pull an incredible amount of weight, but it doesn't have a hitch... yet. it's got a later 292, which i've added headers, HEI, an offy intake, and a holley 4 barrel to. it'll be a cruising and towing rig eventually, but it needs a little bit of engine tuning, possibly a rear end rebuild (bearings for it are crazy, the pinion bearings alone are like $300), and new upholstery and carpet.

the 6400 is pretty normal, for that type and age of truck, similar equipment to what ive seen on a lot of similar trucks. the timken 2 speed rear really intrigues me, but other than that all that i know is that it has a wondrously reliable drivetrain.

thanks for the compliments guys. i really do appreciate it. i will absolutely do my best to pass on the knowledge retained here, i'm one of a few young un's of a dying breed.

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Welcome! Love that Big Bolt!

Just curious about that school bus. Is it a Bolt also? If so, put up a pic of that also.

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Originally Posted by Rich'sToys
Welcome! Love that Big Bolt!

Just curious about that school bus. Is it a Bolt also? If so, put up a pic of that also.

it's a '96 international 3600 with a thomas bus body. about as far as you can get from a bolt. i wish it was, but its not.

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