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#1492009 03/14/2023 1:25 AM
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Hello everyone, new to the site, and a newbie.

I have a '35 Maple Leaf that I have owned for @ 25 years. After giving up on doing it as a resto, I went over to the dark side. Took it off of the original frame / running gear, had a new custom frame built, with modern hotrod components. Had all the cab wood replaced with steel, ordered a gearstar 4L80E - Level IV Transmission and 530 hp LS-3 which just arrived after a 2 1/2 year wait. I need a box, rear fenders, and running boards to tie the rear fenders to the cab running boards, and a mountain of cut polish.
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ddean #1492105 03/14/2023 3:45 PM
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Hey, many thanks!!!

I am new to the site, and thought I messed up with the post!

Nice to be here, and I look forward to getting to know you!

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Just so you'll know, Dean has answered Roll Call! in the BC Bolters Forum. thumbs_up


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Looks like a fun project that you are well on your way on.


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ddean #1492227 03/15/2023 12:32 PM
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very cool ol truck, never heard/seen one. sweet ride wen done!!!!


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ddean Your certainly a patient guy ! If I can't feel the driveline engage and get rolling I soon lose interest. Seems like there are a lot of patient guys around here !!

chaz71 #1493876 03/25/2023 9:21 PM
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Thanks! I didn't have much of a choice, as I got it right when I started my family. The wood (and a lack of experience) was the initial challenge, along with time and money!


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