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I want to give a shout out and a huge THANK YOU to the only other Southern Bolter in Ms. He brought his truck so I insisted on a picture while we were there. I was in need of a possible solution for my truck grinding going into 3rd gear. Mike gave me a different idea to solve it based on how he solved his problem. He had an extra SM 318 laying around that he pulled from his truck when he restored his. I met up with Mike today (better known as Kades51) in Byram. We had a good lunch, a bunch of good conversation about old trucks, grand kids, work, retirement, you name it we covered it. I also worked on him to come to the Gulf Coast in October for Cruisin the Coast this year. I couldn't bring my truck so i just brought pictures instead. Besides the part he gave me, I got also some good advice about something he knew way more about than I did. That is what this site is all about, there are plenty of guys who have already fixed what you are working on so... all you have to do is ask in the appropriate place.
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1949 Chevy Carry All
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1953 Chevy 5-window
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Yes, bolters helping bolters. 25 years now and never met a bad bolter yet!! Thanks for checking in and sharing your thoughts. Mayybe can have a gathering down your way in the futher.


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Another story of one bolter helping another. I had previously posted a need for a SM 318 front retainer for the transmission I am rebuilding and Todd, better known as Shaffer's1950 (in Ca) happened to have an extra laying around.
After several back and forth messages, I happened to have an extra Rochester B that he needed so I shipped it to him and he shipped the retainer back. Thanks Again Todd.
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1949 Chevy Carry All
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1953 Chevy 5-window
"Frame off Restoration"
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Beginning to End Slideshow
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That is how things should be done Bolters helping Bolters. Glad it worked out for both of you. thumbs_up


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