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Well I've been working poor Peg's fingers to the bone this morning.

She's posting updates on my 1946, my first 1952, and a second 1952 I purchased last weekend.

Be sure and check them out. Particularly the 46, and the newly purchased 52. I think you'll enjoy the stories that accompany them.

They're siblings that were separated for a year, but have now been rejoined.

While you're at it, make sure and pass on a word of appreciation to Peg. It's amazing the amount of time she spends, and the things she does for us "bolters".

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Here Here,

Is there a way we can show our appreciation other than buying things from American Classics. I love the Gallery and check it almost as often as the forums.

Bill Schickling


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The Stovebolt Page is a tremendous resource and I, for one, greatly appreciate Peg's work. I also appreciate all of you bolters who so graciously share your time and expertise with me.

Bill - in addition to making purchases from American Classics (I expressly thank them for their support of TSP right in my online order form), we can also make donations through paypal to support this terrific resource.


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Kimberly,

Thanks. I didn't know that. I will search out that info and do so immediatly. I think I will specify the money should go to pampering Peg in some way. smile

Bill


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Good golly, you all are embarrasing me here.

Lots of folks help make this site what it is. The biggest thing is seeing people help each other.

I would say, any donation that comes in is going to a Dreamweaver upgrade. I think after five years, they probably have something better than what I'm using (well, not using since for some reason it isn't working anymore). And my fallback software is driving me nuts!

And honestly, for me -- that would be pampering -- honestly!

Much thanks for your "thanks."

Peg


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Peg can't be bought,just ask John grin


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I just looked and a Dreamweaver upgrade on the Macromedia site is $199.00. I would like to donate $25.00 to this cause.

I looked and couldn't find a paypal donation link.

Peg please give me a paypal account name or email address to donate my $$ to.

Please if you admire the Galleries and want to make Peg's job easier. Join in this drive to upgrade the tools needed to keep the galleries going strong.

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How about a snail mail address & we can send a check. smile


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Bill - she keeps fergittin to include it - shows how non-commercial they are!!
check the previous news letters, like August and before - towards the bottom there's a paypal button [also she sprang for the whole potato - can't upgrade a win95 app that won't install anymore! grin ]

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Red58,

Thanks.

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the august news letter has a paypal button on it:

http://www.stovebolt.com/news/2005/august2005/index.htm

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As Peg said - " Pampering her is seeing people help each other". So Stovebolter's for everyone that shares their time,expertise,the common bond of old trucks and seeing The Stovebolt Page improve; it's time to pony up and send donations so a Dreamweaver upgrade can be purchased and Peg's fall back software won't drive Peg nuts. It is much better to send a check than PayPal because PayPal gets their share and I'm sure everyone wants everything to go to The Stovebolt Page!

Thanks Peg and John for all you do!

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