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#561055 08/01/2009 5:32 AM
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Finally got my first big bolt, a 1967 C50...6 cylinder (292?), 4 spd (2nd pops out), and a 2 speed rear. I have owned bolts in the past (1957 3100 / 1960 short wide...), so I was excited to find this one listed as "not running - $600 obo". I live in Alaska now, and my new gem was 55 miles away...
3 trips up and back to view, buy ($500 final), work on, and drive home was all it took. My father in law went with me to get it running, it had sat for at least 9 years, and had worked around the mines. A battery, some gas, and a well placed jumper wire (ignition switch GONE!), and I shouted IT'S ALIVE!!! My wife joined me for the "super date", and followed me the 55 miles to home. We stopped twice to add brake fluid and fix a gas leak.I had about 20% of the windshield left, and the welder and compressor on the back of the truck made for great 1st to 3rd shifting techniques on take offs. I haven't had much time to work on it yet, but I do have a new windshield in it now, along with wiper blades, and a seat cover. The welder and the compressor now run, too. I am thrilled!!!

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I should have mentioned my newness to the Stovebolt gang, sorry. I THINK I have the photobucket link figured out...
www.photobucket.com/67C50

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Wow, now that is the kind of stories we love to hear about around here. You drove 55 miles with no windshield? Great job! love it!Looks like it found a good home!

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Nice truck 67, I have a 72 GMC 5500 that was my Dad,s http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2745294360102788587bJCmUa Good luck. What part of Alaska are you from?

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67-C50: Life is made up of memories. They will stay with you the rest of your life. Sounds like you got one for the history book!

Welcome to the Bolt.


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Living in Anchorage for now...looking for a garage (with some sort of house) in Eagle River/ Chugiak. My wife is insisting on property with a big garage/ shop for my/our projects, and so she can park in her own spot during the winters.


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