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#204813 03/28/2006 4:54 AM
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Greetings everyone,
My name is Dean and go by that or Louie. Anyhow I am new to the site because I just purchased a 1941 3/4 ton pickup. It has a bed built by previous owner to replicate original, newer inline six swapped in (so far points to a GM 250 C.I.) with 3 spd tranny. Running boards were cut shorter to back of cab because remainder was to rusted. I'll be searching for new running boards. It was painted light purple on cab and bed with dark purple on fenders and running boards. But rust is creeping back through. Overall I'd say it's in good shape to start a project with. My plans are to make it a daily driver, no major exterior mods to it w/ exception of paint. This summer I will work on mechanicals and some rust control and during next winter perform major body work.Feel free to respond with suggestions or whatever.

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Hi Louie!
Welcome!
Sounds like you got a good plan. Any pictures? We at the 'bolt just love pictures!

Colin

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Hi there Dean-Louie,
Welcome to the "BOLT" I also have Bolt that is my Daily Driver amd I love it.

Hope you enjoy your time here.

Cliff59


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Louie41, Welcome to the "Bolt" anxious to see some photo's.

John


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2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee (Wife’s)
2002 Silverado 2500 Gas 6.0
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Welcome aboard Louie!

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Welcome, you'll love it here, these guys and girls can help you with anything!


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Photos Updated so check them out!
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Welcome aboard Dean,

I've got a '40 GMC and can tell ya, there is nothing cooler than tooling around in an old GMC.
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Welcome LOuie, You will have fun In the garage with the rest of us.

#204821 03/29/2006 12:58 AM
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Hi louie41 - Welcome to the 'bolt.

yer in the right place... smile

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