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UPDATE***** got antique auto insurence on it and next step is to get the title in texas, as well as get the original 48 texas plate reg to it, then on the road.....


nothin like ol' Chevy iron..keep it goin

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Yippee onthe road again good feeling huh. Not just running and driving but all leagal eagle.


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Grant from Roy, Washington
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Donnie, I had to get my wife her own truck. The bad part is it had to be restored 1st. Those portable "garage" or tents that are available at Costco and Sam's Club for less than $200 work to keep trucks out or the elements(especially sun). Might have to modify due to height challenges but still an affordable temp shelter.

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