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Came share your thoughts. Some breakthroughs from 2024 or some great ideas for 2025? Stovebolt-related? Hopefully, but not required.

Better than Yesterday

Ha! That can be something we relate to as Bolters.


Peggy


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Wishing Bolters near and far a Happy and prosperous New Year! shake

2024 proved to be the year that with help from many Bolters resulted in my Grandpa's truck running/driving for the first time in 13 years, which I continue to celebrate each day I start it during this winter pause. grin

Hoping that 2025 is the year for continued success and work to actually get it road worthy and take it to a few shows. wink

May everyone be able to achieve some similar achievement and success, even it's just enjoying a truck already completed. thumbs_up


~ Dan
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Happy New Year to all you Stovebolters out there.
Looking forward to getting my truck back on the road again in 2025. Hope that your new year will be successful as well.


Kevin
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I'll remember 2024 as the year I finally got off my duff and started to get my old truck back on the road. Here's hoping that 2025 is the year I start driving it again! Wishing everyone a very Happy New Year!!


~ John in Utah
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