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#179813 09/12/2004 3:27 PM
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Welcome to our new forum dedicated to helping you find/share info related to the smaller pre-1973 GM trucks! Please use the other forums for topics related to those specific areas, as well as the Big Bolts forum for the bigger trucks.

Truckedup has graciously accepted the helm of this forum.

As always, please remember that advertising, flaming and off-theme (strictly old truck related) are not allowed in here -- or anywhere else on this web site!

Thanks and enjoy!
Regards,
John and Peggy Milliman
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#179814 09/12/2004 4:16 PM
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Great!!! Now I was just getting around to posting something about this Dumb Ellection and now I have to figure out how to make it truck related......Honey Wagon would be a good start

Are we gonna get to talk music we listen to in cars?

How 'bout all the guys here that don't even have a truck?? or a truck with a truck motor........Oh!! I hate change!!!

But something really good........... No more talk about Suckin' NEW TRUCKS!!

Maybe this isn't so bad......

And I'll be drive'n my truck in a couple weeks!!!!!!!

Never mind..............

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Jim,well I'm so happy you approve of the changes grin

#179816 09/12/2004 4:40 PM
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A virtual truck is fine, Jim. grin


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#179817 09/12/2004 5:36 PM
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WHat about virtual intelligence?

Gotta move one last truck then 10 more engines and I am done.
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#179818 09/12/2004 9:16 PM
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I liked the topic "Welcome". It's like opening the door to a whole different world, where people talk trucks. A status report on the '56 3100 that I am having restored is that it is coming along GREAT. Other than installing the new bedwood/rails, fuel cell, transmission and driveline, 'ol Dusty will be ready to hit the road once more. Still can't figure out how to post a picture here (Norse has been a great help in the past), but if someone (including you Norse) would like to post a recent picture for me, e-mail me a [email protected] and I'll forward you some. I'm happy the site is cleaned up and I wish John & Peg the very best as they go forward to provide this excellent forum for us to "talk trucks"!

Brian Dahl (aka Brian56)

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Originally posted by Stovebolt Staff:
off-theme (strictly old truck related) are not allowed in here -- or anywhere else on this web site!

Thanks and enjoy!
Regards,
John and Peggy Milliman
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Good evening John,

What about jokes? I'm gonna miss some of Luke's threads....

Bruce


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#179820 09/13/2004 4:54 AM
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What happened to the member designations? Now it just says "member," "advanced member," etc. instead of the old "Apprentice Wrench Fetcher," "Shop Shark," etc.


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#179821 09/13/2004 5:11 AM
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I'm glad you finally got rid of the Lounge. It's finally what it should be, a bulletin board
about GM trucks. Thanks, it's about time.

#179822 09/13/2004 5:52 AM
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John- "Cool amundo!"


To be long remembered as he's cruising in
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#179823 09/13/2004 6:00 AM
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So is the "advanced member" handle reserved for those of us who are older than dirt? Now I need a "senior member" title, I'm having more and more "Senior moments".

Now, where's JH's nurse, I need more meds! grin


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#179824 09/13/2004 4:17 PM
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Dear Stovebolt Staff:
Congratulations on your new look and policies! In my line of work (IT project management)change management is one of the toughest things to deal with. There are users who like the old, users who like the new and others who are never happy. It drives you crazy and sometimes you wonder why you bother at all. Remember change is inevitable and change is good. Hang in there!


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The member designations are pretty funny.

How am I an advanced member? I'm always the one asking 'hey guys, what is this thingymajingydoodadcontraption? '

grin

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Woog, You're an advanced member because you've posted something at least 500 times. If we designated registered users according to their real knowledge of old trucks ... well, I know what mine would be ... Moron.

When I chucked the Lounge, I also chucked the other "childish" aspects of the site, too, and that included the goofy member designations (which were intended to show that we didn't take ourselves very seriously) as well as the word "**** " on the banned list (to show that we could have innocent fun with the rivalry).

Bad assumptions on my part, but I'm still learning.

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John


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Ford. This is a test! Is it true that the F-word is now allowed! :o Hopefully I was mistaken! smile I've got cramps in my fingers just from typing it! eek I do say the word frenquently though, proceeded by another seven letter word that starts with "F"! wink This happens every time I have to work on the wife's 93 F-150. grin Being unable to persuade her from getting rid of it has seriously taken time away from me working on my Stovebolts! :mad: I "sweetly" remind her of this everytime she asks " When are you going to get the COE done! grin


Just trying to avoid the potholes on the road of life!

49 Chevy COE
55 Chevy pickup
+ way too many other project vehicles!
#179828 09/13/2004 11:25 PM
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Still can't figure out how to post a picture here
Me too!, John how 'bout a section, tutorial or even a thread telling us how to do that? Someone else posted my last picture and it got flushed with the lounge. (Not complaining, positive move...)

Even a link to another site that covers the topic.


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What happened to the member designations? Now it just says "member," "advanced member," etc. instead of the old "Apprentice Wrench Fetcher," "Shop Shark," etc.
I was about ready to appeal to the "powers that be" to create a new moniker: Toadstool

Oh well. I guess that we should just be happy that it doesn't read Dismember.

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Still can't figure out how to post a picture here
Brian56 and BradB: The FAQ forum and FAQ page cover posting images...

#179830 09/14/2004 12:16 AM
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Yes, there's a good FAQ that deals specifically with having a picture in the forums. We added a link to it going to Norselander's site - he did a good step-by-step, too -- that's really helpful.

Peg


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#179831 09/14/2004 12:49 AM
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I love it. I keep finding nooks and crannies on this site. I just discovered the sagas by following another link in the forum.


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You need your head, your brains are in it.
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#179832 09/14/2004 2:20 AM
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Brad,

I've had a lot of fun putting those sagas together. We need some new ones, though -- certainly there are some really interesting stories to be told of how we find our old trucks (or how they find us, as the case may be).

As soon as I am emotionally stable enough, I may write about bringing my Farmall A home...

C'mon, guys -- we need some new sagas -- put on yer creative beanies and wordsmith me some stories of searching up the old iron -- pretty soon, all the old trucks lurking in fencerows and in old tobacco barns are going to be all crushed and on their way to a steel mill in China. And the barns they were in will be bulldozed, paved over and have WalMarts built over them. Future generations need to be able to read what it was like to actually find an unrestored antique truck actually sitting abandoned somewhere in a place called a "farm." Or another place that used to exist generations ago -- the "woods."

Please don't make me write all this -- I think you guys are sick of my rants.

grin
John


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A kid raised on Hotwheels, Matchbox and Tonka cannot be reasonably expected to own only one vehicle as an adult.

1949 Chevrolet 3804
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#179833 09/14/2004 2:24 AM
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I found mine on the side of the road, the same place that I found my wife grin yes, I am still around,


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Hey Joker, he said nooks and cranies not crooks and granny's. Reads like your going to need a song bird for your computer.

tony'n weatherford at work grin grin grin

#179835 09/14/2004 3:28 AM
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you are working to hard,, miss you at the meet Sat,,, when are we all going to get together again?


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A veteran - whether active duty, retired, national guard, or reserve - is someone who, at one point in his or her life, wrote a blank check made payable to The 'United States of America', for an amount of "up to and including my life."
I am fighting cancer and I am winning the fight | Pain is part of life; misery is an option.

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The First Amendment guarantees the right of free speech!

Who has the right to limit that speech in this site?

HMMMMM... I'd say the owner of that old truck who previously owned a 1939 pickup truck that is advertised as being the very first truck on this site.

We were warned repeatedly to keep it peaceful and some chose not to, hence everyone paid the price.

I for one will miss the stories, pictures and the banter (well, some of it anyway) in the forum formerly known as "The Lounge". RIP.

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Boo - as requested, we have deleted you from the forum.

Peggy


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Boy, there sure is a whole different feeling around here... frown .


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There sure is a different dynamic , DanS , its all about old trucks ......... GREAT STUFF ........... grin

edit ... LOL , Norse , love the water truck . smile

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Norse, can you make it float up to the running boards in the blue ocean? Just like the cubans? (I am not referring to the hurricane, those poor bastards are getting a pounding right now)


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To our new members...

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Oh, I know I have been labeled as one of the trouble makers...
You deviant, you. wink grin :p

How's the truck aquarium progressing?

[img]http://norcalspeedshop.com/_offsite_images/albuquerque.jpg[/img]

(I know, not quite ocean...)

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Norse, keep up the pictorials, we need comic relief in this joint.Just make sure there's always something about old trucks in it wink

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I like the changes. Sure glad to see things re-focused on old trucks. grin


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#179844 09/16/2004 11:06 AM
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no. NO! Too much Too fast! I leave for .......5,6 months, and it's like invasion of the body snatchers or somethin! I am going back to crownvic.net (ford site)!

I doubt I will ever get an old truck again. So, I guess my role on here is obsolete. Oh well...See ya later....


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"If it ain't broke, fix it 'till it is..."

Es gibt nichts, zu befürchten, aber befürchtet sich.

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