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Brad Allen has an awesome collection of Chevrolet factory pictures that he has set up from film strips.

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Lots of work on Brad's part ... pure enjoyment (and references) for you!

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THANKS!

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over 30 years!

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#569909 08/31/2009 2:26 AM
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I am new to Stovebolt. My truck is a 65 short box stepside I bought complete and running. It had a 400 short block with a turbo 350 tranny. The previous owner cut the springs to lower the truck. I replaced those springs with two inch drop springs in the front and four inch drop in the rear. I tore the truck completely down and my brother, Tim did all the body work and Paint. I did the metal work on the box Photobucket while he was working on the cab. I caped the ends of the box, filled in the stake pockets, removed the chain latches on the box sides and the tailgate. I used some old chevy seat belt ends for tailgate latches.

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Welcome to the Bolt and thanks for sharing the photo's. We love pics around here!!
That is a nice pickup you have. I'm sure you'll have a lot to contribute to others going down the path you have already trod. If we can help you just drop a post in the correct forum and we'll do our best.


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Thanks for the welcome, what a great site. You can never see enough of these classy old trucks.I spend enough time in the garage, now I will be spending some time browsing though pictures and forums


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