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hi, I am looking for stovebolters from my home state of oklahoma who has a barn or someplace where i can get my 48 chevy truck stored. I am in the army and have done 2 tours to iraq and am currently stationted at Hawaii. unfortunatly before my first deployment i had to move my truck to a friends of the families field in pond creek. and have only been home long enough to do minor upkeep on the truck. which means all the work and money i put into my truck before i started deploying is getting undone by the weather, and i am trying to find a place to store it. and possibly someone who is willing to do some work on it for me in my absence. (with due payment of course) if anyone here can help me i would be much appreciative. as i hate the thought of that beautiful truck getting ruined by the elements for all this time.


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Aaron,

Check your e-mail.

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Just a reminder that peppermint extract from the baking spice section of a grocery store does wonders for keeping mice at bay in a stored truck.

If you can stand the smell of the stuff, dump a bottle or two throughout the cab interior and it does wonders.

Otherwise expect nests under the seat, in the headliner, etc. and expect a strong mousey urine smell throughout the cab.


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thanks.


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