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#196105 12/23/2005 1:31 PM
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I come to this site to talk about trucks; not other people. We can learn something from everyone. Let's stay focussed on salvaging these great old machines. The last thing I want to see is a person driven away from this site because we didn't agree on something he said.


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My Favorite is Sgrig with the "PieWagon". I particularly liked his signature that said, "To the PieWagon!"


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If you want to see names, you should see Anthony Smith's (just added him to the Gallery today). It's a good thing he does have names for them all because I COULD not keep them all straight!

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Why don't you all check this out. It's always something to keep in mind while we're in here.

Merry Christmas.

(I will think of a name for my car over the holiday grin since John has named everything else!)

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Dear, your car has a name ... it's the "Peggymobile"

Everytime I see you driving in it I think of Suzanne Sommers in the last scenes of American Graffiti (Cute chick in a white car with a white ragtop)

Pardon us while we have a family argument...

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Names are cool. I wish I was good at that sort of thing. We call the 1940 3/4 ton "The old Truck". As in wanna go for a ride in "The old truck" But I have two trucks. Both are 1940 Chevy trucks. Naming will have to come in at some point once it is more than a frame and cab.

As an example of my inability to name things. I have a 1960 Austin Healey "Bugeye" Sprite. We call that "The Bugeye". I am very attached to all my vehicles as are my kids. Just haven't gotten around to better handles for these rides.

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I always name the things I love and appreciate.....ie; my dogs,people and my truck
her name is ANNIE and the others (RIP) were 'OL BLUE and BESSIE. Have a good day . smile

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I forgot about my tractor.

Her name is Gertrude.

The reasoning behind that is that she'd be a frumpy elderly librarian if she were a person.

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HA HA bowtiesr4me. Most of those fruits and nuts came here from somewhere else.


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BILL, did you name the KIDS or they just the kids as in your post? RON


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#196115 12/23/2005 6:37 PM
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It is amazing to see what some people will get cranked up about. The entire reason we are here is for fun and fellowship. Leave the cheap shots elsewhere. Waste of good blood pressure medication if nothing else.

Well, if you want the name of my truck, you have to see the Second Edition of the 2006 Stovebolt Calendar and see "Miss February". (On sale now!!)
Hint: this truck has fought me tooth and nail throughout the rebuilding process, so I feel the name is certaintly appropriate.

Happened to be notified of the inclusion of my truck in the calendar on my birthday, so it was a nice present.


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Well I call my car Mary Kay, because it is pink. I havent thought of a name for my bolt yet.

Way to go Richard, can't wait to check out centerfold pics of Miss Febuary...LOL

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Brendan, Gertrude was the name of my dog that I had before joining the Air Force, and also was the name of my '53 Allis-Chalmers WD-45 tractor. My tractor had the faded orange A-C paint, and for some reason, the tractor reminded me of my dog. Even the tractor shedded sometimes...parts, that is!


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Patrick:

Gertie doesn't shed too many parts. She does have a belt problem in her hind end, though. I need to go and get a replacement for it, 'cause I don't like the sounds it makes when the belt slips.

Interestingly enough, Grandpa has FOUR D17's. (Two series III's and two Series IV's.) They go by the following monikers:

The Gas one
The Diesel one
The Burnt one
The one in the shop

The one in the shop is undergoing a frame-off resto as we speak.

The burnt one was in a barn fire, and grandpa picked it up and redid it.

The other two are his "normal" tractors.

He's also got two Deeres. One's a B, and I have no idea what the other one is. It's quite a bit newer though.


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You should only name your truck a ladies name in less of course maybe you are a lady. Mine is Roxan cause shes a workin truck.

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Guess your right OLD GOLD, My apologies. Cause we have them here to! everytime you point 1 finger at someone there are 3 pointing back atcha.( ol grade school principal saying before "take everything out of your back pockets and hands on the desk"). Merry Christmas and Happy 2006!

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mine is called redryder..................and AD-pickup, dont bother to tell me it is stupid or my posts are stupid,, dont tell me about my grammar as you have done so before,, I have researched some of your post,, your grammar also is not great,, so before you try to clean up my house you might consider cleaning up yours first....now said, I would like to see a pix of your truck, so please direct me in doing so, I am sure I could find something good to say about it. like you I am retired, just an old man enjoying old trucks..so why not in 2006, we both try to enjoy each other more...I am game if you are...regards...Fred


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AD-pickup,, for your records one source that Mexicosab ref would be: post on AGE, your reponse on 8-18-05 at 10:58 pm was it should be moved.. if need you can do a search and find all of your posts and response,,,,seems as if your memory may need to be jumped charged....have a good and safe holiday..Fred


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WOW what a range of names.....How KOOL is this... And I just got my Platinum CD today, it just came in the mail today what a great day


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We call mine Curt, after my grandpa who was the original owner.

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We B Old,

You know that made me laugh right out load. Yes the kids have names. I guess thanks to their mother. smile I will let you in on a family secret though. Every one in the family has the same nickname. My wife and I started this when we were dating and the kids have joined in. Our family nickname is Bud. So an email to my wife starts out Bud, and is signed Bud.

If you've noticed I didn't even pick a user name for Stovebolt. I just used my name. I'm starting to think I need to do something about this pretty soon.

Merry Christmas everyone.

Bill Schickling


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nice,, I love nick-names , I give them to all in my family and some that aren't in my family, you have a Merry Christmas Bud Bill Schickling..........Fred


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The Goose, name he had when I got him


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I used to have a 65 Chevy 4x4 AND a 66 GMC 2wd... (now just have the 65) both were similar shades of blue... the 4x4 I call Big Blue... the 2wd was called Little Blue... just my 2 cents worth


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AD_Pickup,

That is a nice looking truck.


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Nice looking truck AD_Pickup and I like the name "Truce" too!

Merry Christmas!


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Ron Coffman.... thanks for the pix,, your truck is as nice as they come,really like how well your head-lines fits, had a pro do mine and it still looks lie crap,,but then it has been out in the hot Tx sun for over 7 yrs before I could get it inside, I too, would not mind having more chrome on mine but being it was painted when I bought it I let it stay,, I enjoy both type,, thanks for showing your pix and being a member of this site..regards...Fred


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Now that's more like it. AD, that is a great looking truck, and that's a great name.

A Merry Christmas to you all.


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And a PURIST. My kinda guy. Outstanding work Ron. Thanks for sharing and have a MERRY CHRISTMAS.


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My 52 1 ton pickup is "Handsum".
The liscence plate said so when I got him, and I got the same plates because he is a
Handsum truck.

And now any other 48-53 Chevy truck I spot is refered to as "A Handsum Truck"
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My Grandaughter named "her"truck Lucille dont know why she has never said except it looks like a Lucille

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Very nice truck AD.

Rob

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Guys - Can't we all just get along? I'm one of the new kids on the block and I've enjoyed every minute I've been on line.........until now. I believe we are all here because of our love for old trucks, period. I've been amazed at how much even I with little knowledge of mechanics, electrical works or body and fender experience have been able to learn from you all in very short time. Thanks to the Stovebolt Page, we've been able to share our knowledge and appreciation for the classics.

Can we conclude this discussion by agreeing some folks like to name their trucks and others don't...and perhaps the best thing to do on this posting is to end it there?

Peace to all, Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas.

(p.s. - Our family's name for my truck (51 Chevy 5-window 1/2 ton) is "the truck." We try to keep things pretty simple.)

Thanks,

KenZ

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I think a truce has already been declared KENZ. Whew!

Merry Christmas to each and every one of you.

A special thanks to John and Peg. It has been a great year on the Stovebolt pages. I've had a lot of fun, received a lot of info, and met some great folks.

Anymore truck names?


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God I love it when we all get along. :p Btw I call my 57 Ted.

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My 1950 1/2 Ton is
Blackie

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AD-pickup, was going to show your link and pix of your truck to a friend of mine but I see that you or some one have deleted your response on this post..so sad.

Jeff(4hawkrod) nice pix and truck...Fred


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My truck's name is Jezebel. My wife named her that because she is the other woman in our relationship. Jezebel behaves perfectly when I drive her by myself, but whenever my wife comes along something goes wrong- she'll hang up the carb float, kill the battery, or spring a water leak right onto my wife's foot.


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My Grandfather had a 50 chevy, my brother has it now, by the way it is all original and it still runs and looks great. He called the truck HIM. One time I remember Gramp headed to town, said he had to get snowshoes for HIM. Dave


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