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#490320 01/06/2009 12:17 AM
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hey there, found this site after resuming my illness for old trucks, before kids, 16 and 18 years ago, i used to find old trucks, fix them up a little, use them a year or two and then sell them. My 1st vehicle was a 69 c10 short fleetside, i am trying to find it to restore but no luck. i've had 4 others over the last 20 yrs, now with a 92. My passion now is a 64 or 65 to completely restore, frame up..... i was born 12-31-64 so i figure either one will do

i have been told im a little(lot) windy, if you cant tell.....
later
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Welcome Ed,
I frequent Wabaunsee county which is somewhat close to you. DaOZtinman is from Wamego, and there are others. Glad to see another land of OZ bolter.




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Welcome to the Bolt. I think you'll find what you need here. If your still looking for a truck you may want to check out the swap meet area and the Trucks for Sale forum. Might get lucky!!


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Welcome from the Land of DaOzTinman ; Worked at the newspaper in Hiawatha for several years in the late '70's so in my wanderings I've been in - around and thru Sabetha many times . I'll keep a eye out for a truck . The only one I know of belongs to a friend and no one ( myself included ) could get it from him he loves his ranch truck . Also a ED
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welcome ed s. Hope you enjoy it here. It's good to see new people join us. Those 64's are sure nice looking trucks, go for it.

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Welcome to the Bolt,Ed

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eds, Welcome to the Bolt...Hope You find the 64-65 You are looking for... dance Bill B.


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Hi Ed welcome to the 'bolt!

Belated Happy Birthday too. I'm sure you'll enjoy yourself here,

and as Bill said,we hope you find your dream truck!

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Welcome to a great truck site!

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thanks for the replies, I know a dozen or so people in wamego and manhattan also, i see quite a few poeple in this general area from lurking.
I have a solid lead on a 62 here in town, torn down to restore 6-7 years ago, then moved away from home; also know of two 65-66? here that have no engines, but 4 trannys between the two, and maybe could get both for one bill.... but my wife needs to be involved and storage is tight.... i will get one or the other soon and begin the restoration
thanks ed

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Welcome to the 'bolt, ed s. cool

Good luck with making a decision, tough call. Keep us informed grin


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Hey Ed, glad you found us....sounds like you're having fun with the old truck hunt! Good Luck in your hunt! wave


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welcome to the bolt

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thanks again for the warm welcome, my hunt continues for a truck; the 62 i had a lead on is not for sale.... but maybe later.... i found a 65 or 66 that i know was running 4-5 years ago... cant locate the owner yet.... also found a 52 and know the owner but havent called yet

HEY EXCELLANT 62... my three uncles and one aunt all have lived in claremore for years, im an okie by birth, moved here 30 years ago... also have grandpa and other aunt and uncle in oolagah....small world after all

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Hey Ed, from one new guy to another... Welcome to a terrific truck site!!Happy truck hunting.Hope ya find the one truck your looking for(or 2 or 3...)Jeff

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Welcome to the Stovebolt, Ed! wave Good luck getting the truck of your dreams. thumbs_up


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ed s If you are still intrested in fixing up an old trk,
you might go to www.modelthaven.com and click on post ww2
autos and scroll down to a decent 1/2 ton near the bottom.
the price is fair and it is in kans where you live. [IOLA}


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