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#155552 10/27/2007 3:56 AM
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Any of you guys taking your Big Bolts to Greensboro, NC on the 3rd. I've got lots of room in my laptop for photos.

Jay 1124

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If I can talk my wife, into bringing my 3 1/2 year old son, in her truck, to the Show. I plan to drive my '50 GMC 1 ton pickup. If she won't go, i'll have to bring him, in her Truck (and it's not Antique). He's already talking about, wanting to go. This is usually a very good ATHS Show.


Spanky Hardy
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I would like to bring my bolt. I didn't hear about the show...can someone give me some info please?

Matt


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1942 Chevy 2-Ton Truck, "Helga"


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This is what the Antique Truck Historical Society listing of events says about the show:
ATHS Piedmont Carolina Chapter
Fall Antique Truck Show
at the NAPA Warehouse, Highway 68
Info: Bruck Essick, (336) 431-6824, days
(336) 664-0974, evenings

I went to the show last year and had a nice time. Trucks I saw included: '20 Packard, '24 Mack AB, '56 GMC 550, '48 F-5 Ford Stakebody, '37 Plymouth pickup, '63 Divco, Several Corbitts from '45 to '55 (at least 8), '62 and '64 Autocars, lots of big Internationals and Macks, etc. Going to the ATHS web page and clicking on shows will show several shows as they are scheduled. I think anyone that can get there would enjoy it.



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