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#435710 07/25/2008 4:02 AM
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Hello, My name is Ron and I am in Midland, Texas. I work for the Chaparral Gallery at the Petroleum Museum. (www.petroleummuseum.org) I just bought my first stovebolt. (Ebay) A 1958 Apache swb step side. While looking on line for resources I found this website. It looks like there is a lot of good info available here. My truck has all original running gear at this time. What attracted me to this truck was the paint job. It was painted to look like an old " Indy Service Vehicle ". It was sanded to remove the gloss giving it that " farm fresh look" then the Indy identification was added then wet sanded on those surfaces. Following, was the "rusty" appliqué in all strategic locations like the " Indy " emblems on the ft. fenders, spots on rear step side fenders, interior, and right down to the tail-gate securing chains rub marks. Not all of the stains and dents are fake though. Future mods include electronic fuel injection, gear vendors overdrive, late model close ratio 3 speed transmission, A/C, AM/FM radio, cruise control, and installation of an old McCullough supercharger that I have. If I can figure out how I will post some pictures if anyone is interested. Thanks for your time.

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TEXAS !! No way ! We can NEVER have enough people from Texas thumbs_up

Welcome to the Bolt Ron ! The 58 sounds cool, This is a great site with some awesome people, As for posting pictures try Webshots then add your link to your profile,
We like pictures !!

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Hi Ron, Welcome to the 'Bolt! Gotta get them pictures posted! grin
Sound like a pretty cool truck ya got!
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Diceman #435823 07/25/2008 4:32 PM
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wave Welcome to the stovebolt community ! Nice pictures of your truck thumbs_up .

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Great looking truck!

I was born and raised in Midland and have visited the Petroleum Museum several times. I have yet to see the Chaparrel addition. I might have to come meet you next time I visit my old man.


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Welcome to the Bolt
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Welcome to the community. I lived in Big Spring (entirely voluntarily) from '86 to '99. You obviously have excellent taste in trucks.

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Bill, I love the YouTube video! Very Cool!

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big welcome from the Joker........nice truck, interesting too

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Welcome to the Bolt - and dare I say it - Nice truck.

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Nice to meet you. Welcome to the best virtual garage around. thumbs_up


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Hey Diceman... I remember your Bolt... I almost bid on her myself......... I decided to let you have her!!! wink
Ok the truth is that Robin (the wife) wouldn't let me. frown but thats ok because now you are here! thumbs_up

Welcome to the "Bolt" and if you ever get up here to the Ft. Worth area you can look up the "TEXAS CONNECTION" or the "Lonestar StoveBolt Region" ... ie Cletis,Joker,TXLATX, and Many Many others including myself! grin



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