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#28826 05/11/2003 2:33 AM
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....But I guess I will. Just found a good junk yard for Bolt parts here in southern Maine, in Eliot on the NH border. It's a good old fashioned one in a guy's backyard with nothing newer than about 1970. I quickly found 3 or four complete 235's and grabbed a complete head off of one for $50 with a "no crack guarantee". You have to do the work yourself, but most of the work is looking because there is a lot more parts than complete vehicles. It's stacked so dense that a lot of climbing is required, but there are also at least a dozen buses loaded with parts. It's called Eliot antique auto and if anybody is interested in directions give me an email.
Oh yeah, in June he's having a $100 per pickup load special... I gotta get this head on my 'bolt before then ! smile

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Can you provide more info. I'm in NH and would love to check it out. Does he have a website? Also more info on the June $100 truckload

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ALL THE INFO YOU CAN ON THIS PLACE.

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Allright, here's the info, just leave a little behind for me ! The place is called "eliot antique auto" and it's on rt3 101 just east of the intersection with rte 236 in eliot Maine. The guy's name is Carlton Bate and he's in the Portsmouth phone book. He's open on weekends and it's strictly a u-pick and u-find-it place, so wear your grubby clothes, bring your tools and a sharp eye, because a lot of items are already pulled from vehicles, but are not accumulated in any particular order. I was told the $100 a load deal was for June, but you'll want to ask more about that when you get there. Good luck and have fun ! smile


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