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#199395 01/26/2006 8:16 PM
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Hi my name is Kyle.
I am 14 and I have a 66 gmc truck.
My dad and I are fixing it up so that i can drive it to high school.


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#199396 01/26/2006 8:50 PM
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Welcome aboard, Kyle! This is a great place for you and your Dad to get info for your truck.


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1955 1st 3100 Chevy (BillyBob)
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Welcome to the bolt. Get with your dad and send us some pictures. Working with your Dad on a truck is a great way to learn about each other and how to fix things. Somethings you fix might even be on the truck. If we can help, just ask a question.

#199398 01/26/2006 9:11 PM
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I just sent a gallery submission a couple of minutes ago.
thanks guys.


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#199399 01/26/2006 9:32 PM
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welcome to the bolt Kyle.............Fred


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#199400 01/26/2006 9:38 PM
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Kyle, welcome to the 'bolt grin

I have a 15 year old daughter who really wants a bolt like mine so she can drive it to high school.

Good luck with your project. The best people around are on this forum. Smart, logical and methodical. And nice too.

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#199401 01/26/2006 11:02 PM
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Kyle, welcome to the BOLT, great people here and ton's of information.


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#199402 01/27/2006 4:36 AM
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Hi Kyle Welcome aboard, I have a 14 y/o daughter she also LOVES her dads 1959 Chevy; but she told me the other day she wants an Old Chevy Pickup of her own. I am proud of you, or any young Bolter that wants to fix up, and keep those old Stovebolts on the road.

Best of luck

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#199403 01/27/2006 5:18 AM
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Good Luck Kyle,
My daughter turns 16 next month. She has been bugging me since she was 14 to get her an old Chev truck. Being a Ford, (please be kind), man all my life, I tried to talk her out of it. She saw a bright lime green 57 Apache and fell in love. Two months ago she asked me if we could stop by an old wrecking yard that pass by when we visit her grandmother so that she could pick out an old wrecked Chevrolet truck to hot rod. I was way ahead of her. I had picked her up a 40 Chevrolet truck the month before and stashed it in a friends field.

We have a small group of rat rodders in our area. Two of these guys have really interesting trucks. One is a 36 Studebaker and the other was a 39 Chevrolet. I liked the Chevrolet so much that I found a 40 dump truck and bought it for my daughter. We are both working hard to get the project finished before summer. We are putting the cab and nose on a Chevy Luv truck frame, (reinforced).

I can't tell you how proud it makes a father feel when he is working on a project with one of his children. You and your dad have the right idea. Trust me, you'll treasure the memories more then you will the truck.


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#199404 01/27/2006 6:38 PM
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thank you everyone
i will definately learn from this site


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#199405 01/28/2006 9:57 AM
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Kyle,

welcome to the bolt. I too am named Kyle, nice to see someone with the same name. can't wait to see your gallery pics. i have a 61, but no pics posted. i will get on that. welcome.


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#199406 01/28/2006 3:47 PM
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Hey Kyle and Dad,That's a great father/son project.I have four kids,the youngest is 20.I have learned allmost as much from them as I have taught them by doing projects with them.Ask many questions,because the answers are here.Good Luck!


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#199407 01/29/2006 1:57 AM
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Welcome Kyle!!!!! Ask us lots of questions and we will help any way we can.Congratulations on getting your truck.
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#199408 01/29/2006 2:30 AM
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Hi Im 16 and I have a 1964 chevy c10 that me and my dad are fixing up for me to drive this year Im glad to see that there is somone as young as me that is interested in this old of truck

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Welcome aboard, Kyle!

My cousin Andy fixed up a 68 while he was in high school. He finished it during his senior year, which was five years ago. His Principal jokingly announced at the post-graduation party that they were going to raffle the truck off just before everyone left in the morning.

He wasn't amused. smile

The rest of us were, when we heard about it. grin

So, have fun with it, make it look like a million bucks, and I hope that your sense of humor is better than my cousin's. cool


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Hi I'm 16 years old and me and my dad are working on a '52 chevy for me to drive to high school. I too am glad to see that there are other young people like me that like old bolts. Good luck on your project.


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