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#593889 11/19/2009 8:31 PM
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Hey y'all
I own a fully restored 53 3100 and I'm glad I found a website dedicated to old Chevy's.
Ive got a thread going in the Engine section about completely rebuilding a 216...so if you have any advice,etc, feel free to post there!
Thanks.


-Patrick
1953 Chevrolet 3100
261 / 4-speed / 4:11 / Commercial Red

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First ...Welcome to the bolt.
Second... wheres the pics? smile
third....Yep, this is the best chevy truck site there is. Make yourself at home.

EDIT: there are some other bolters from your area. Just watch and you'll see them around the shop. Maybe some in your area.

Last edited by Achipmunk; 11/20/2009 4:08 AM.

1937 Chevy Pickup
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1952 Chevy Panel
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1950 Chevy Coupe
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Hey Green, welcome....glad you could join us.

I'm with Alvin...get snappin'! pix wink


1950 Chevy Advance Design 3100 in Scotland
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I've definately got this truck thing in my blood ... my DNA sequence has torque settings
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Welcome Green, good to hear you plan to keep the stovebolt six. I threw out my old low pressure 235 and snagged a 261, very similar engine. If your truck is really fully restored, it's cool to keep the original engine, but the '53 and earlier engines are less desirable than '54 and newer. BTW, my rebuild on the 261 cost around $2400 and they did everything including painting it.

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Welcome Green, Laurel, MS Bolter here. I travel through Starksville often, we'll have to have a cup o coffee one of these days. I haven't gone into my 216 yet but am looking forward to the day.


1952 Chevy 3100
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Starkville was almost heaven in the 70s'. I was there from 73-79 but am in Enterprise now. Enterprise was the state capitol (for one night) about the same time Old Dollar was in the Free State of Jones. Hi, Dollar, I don't drink coffee but I would love to see the truck sometimes. I am neck deep into a 52' 3100. I am sanding and priming and sanding and priming the cab right now. It is nice to see the dings vanish into the layers of primer even if it is a very slow process. Welcome Green and glad to know you are there Old Dollar.

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Doesn't have to be coffee, iced tea or an occasional cold beer is good for me.


1952 Chevy 3100
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Doin better'n some an worse than others. Life's what ya make of it. FAMILY, GOD and COUNTRY. Love it or Leave it.
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As long as I can poke around that good looking truck. I get to Laurel some weekends usually to hit the Lauren Roger's and Dirt Cheep. Green, we need to see the photos. I got lost in Starkville the last time I was up there.

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Alright, another Mississippian! Welcome to the site!!


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I'm a Genius in the making.

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