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#484257 12/20/2008 2:19 AM
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Hi! I've been looking at this site for a long time,but had a little trouble getting registered, only because of my poor computer skills.Thanks to my wife I finely get to say hello.She's the computer guy in the family.Anyway I'd like to thank every one involved with this site in advance for all the good advice,tips and ideas you have given me in the past.I'am about at the half way point on my project,a 1951 GMC 3/4 ton long bed. I believe this to be a old Patricks truck because of the non-stock modifications, "235", saginaw 4 speed, 3:55 rear and dual exhaust (nice welding job on the exhaust manifold!).I bought it 2 years ago not far from where I live in northwest New Jersey. The only other clue I have to the trucks past was a decal in the quarter windo that said "Classic Chevys of San Diego",I tried to contact them with out luck.As so many of these stories go the previous owner bought it on a whim on E-bay had it shipped east, drove it long and hard enough to turn a decent driver in to a decent restorable and then lost interest. Thats when I relieved him of it and started the rebuild. Its comming along well, but still have alot to do,and questions to ask! Thanks Stovebolters, Jimmy

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So we finally get to say "welcome to the stovebolt". Sounds like you know your way around a bit already. I'm sure you will like it even more now that you are checked in.

Leo #484297 12/20/2008 3:36 AM
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Jimmy1
Welcome to the best truck site for our Bowtie trucks. Lots of nice folks, young and old, and lots and lots of knowledge here that folks don't mind sharing. Its a big family!!
Oh, and I may as well tell you before someone else does.....
We like pix so be sure to have your wife put us a link to some pics when you can. smile


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Welcome to the 'bolt, Jimmy1 cool

Pix of your truck would be great to see... I've never known anyone who owned a whole truck from Patrick's. Neato.

I'll check around and see if any one we know in San Diego knows of "Classic Chevys of San Diego" & what happened to them.

Good to have you here.


Sabrina
'54 3100

Now cruising in the Passing Lane

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Thanks for the very warm welcome. I have lots of pictures I would like you all to see. My wife only knows how to send pics thru our e-mail. Can someone tell us how to post them on this sight?

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The IT Short Bus section covers issues having to do with our computers. I snagged this (click here) from over there. It is the first step in posting pix here, the rest is a piece of cake wink

Most of us don't like WebShots much anymore (too many pop-ups), even though we still have accounts. I have Photobucket (it's free too, so are many others) and am very happy with it and recommend it.

Looking forward to seeing your pix


Sabrina
'54 3100

Now cruising in the Passing Lane


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