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#598576 12/05/2009 11:20 PM
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Hello, My dear friends.
I would first like to start off by telling you a little about myself.
My name is Anthony, and I am 15 years old.
I live in Southern California and I love old Cars and trucks. (I always have, because my dad (who's older) has always owned old trucks.
We were at a friends house the other day, and he had a 59 one ton dually Chevy with a 4 speed and an Inline-6. I told my dad, Hey dad, I really like that truck, so anyway, we bought it. (We haven't picked it up). Our friend also doesn't know much about it, so I'm not even certain its a 58 or a 59. ( I hope its a 58, the older the better) (The first year for double Head Lights is 58, I don't know much about Chevys, But I'm willing to learn, never hurts to learn anything new about old Cars and Trucks.
This truck needs a little work, it does run. (We've been told, as its been sitting for a while)
It has the double Head lights and has chrome trim on the fenders above the wheel wells. I didn't have my camera with me at the time, but when we go to pick it up, and get it running, I will take pictures of him then. (all the gas, all the rubber, oil, will need to be replaced) We plan to get it up to condition to be a driver then go from there, which means, yet another project. (Like our first one hasn't even been finished...)
We are not new to Old Chevys.
A couple Chevys we have had were:
1957 halfton (converted to a flatbed by the previous owner) Inline 6, 3 speed. ( sense my dad has had two Chevys with Inline 6, He thinks they where 250 CID.)
1963 3/4 ton Flatbed, Inline 6, converted to a 4 speed.
1971 Longhorn 3/4, 350, auto
1972 3/4 ton pickup, 350, Automatic.
and it goes on and on.
oh my dad also had a '62 Nova.
Thank You for listening to my rant, and I hope you who are more experianced can help us. I'm sorry I get excited and start typing things that make no sense what so ever.
Have a great day, and once again, Thank You.
Your Friend,
Anthony.
P.S. I also have a '76 F-350 (hence my user name, I would have made my user name 59 Chevy but I didn't know it was a '59...
For pictures go here:
https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=598578#Post598578

Last edited by 76F350; 12/05/2009 11:27 PM.

'76 F-350 Super Camper Special (140" WB), Ranger-XLT, Fast 390 V8, 4-Speed, Gun Rack, Brush Guard, Dual Exhaust, 3.73 Gears, 10K GVW.
'74 F-250 Super-Cab (155" WB), Ranger, Rebuilt 390 V8, C6 Auto, Tachometer, Headers, '77 Grille, Kill Switch, Single Exhaust, 4.11 Gears.
'59 Chevy 38 Apache Stakebed (Not running), 235-Inline-6, 4-speed, Gun Rack, 3 Tanks, Dual Rear Wheel, 9.5K GVW & no fancy stuff.
'99 Mitsubishi Fuso 5-Ton Delivery Truck, Diesel, 4-Speed Auto, 1-Ton Lift Gate, 18FT Box.
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big_eek You said the 'F' word.(Ford) nono Just kidding grin

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Welcome Anthony,

Lot's to learn here. There are quite a few of us Task Force enthusiast's on board. From your pictures, it looks real solid. I'm anxious to hear more about it, and your plans for it. thumbs_up

John


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Thanks guys, You know, something occured to me, everything my dad owns is a 1ton or larger...


'76 F-350 Super Camper Special (140" WB), Ranger-XLT, Fast 390 V8, 4-Speed, Gun Rack, Brush Guard, Dual Exhaust, 3.73 Gears, 10K GVW.
'74 F-250 Super-Cab (155" WB), Ranger, Rebuilt 390 V8, C6 Auto, Tachometer, Headers, '77 Grille, Kill Switch, Single Exhaust, 4.11 Gears.
'59 Chevy 38 Apache Stakebed (Not running), 235-Inline-6, 4-speed, Gun Rack, 3 Tanks, Dual Rear Wheel, 9.5K GVW & no fancy stuff.
'99 Mitsubishi Fuso 5-Ton Delivery Truck, Diesel, 4-Speed Auto, 1-Ton Lift Gate, 18FT Box.
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Nothing wrong with that. Anyone can have a pickup!! grin


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Hi Anthony, with all those Chevies, you pick a Ford handle... tsk tsk. Anyways, welcome to the site. Good luck.

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Welcome to the bolt. Nice project. You will find lots of guys from around your area hanging around the garage. Good luck on your truck. ( I have a soft spot for the twin headlights)


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Welcome Anthony,How much fun is that. It's a nice looking truck.Glad you are a member of Stovebolt,and good luck! thumbs_up yahoo

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Welcome Anthony!!!

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Hey anthony,just in case you never noticed,some guys here just HATE the "F" word,so you might wanna go easy on the use of it. nono(just kidding,bud)Keep us posted on the ride(s).

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Welcome Anthony.

BTW, you should look into changing your Handle to your name or something less against the grain of this site.

Scott.

PS, we have to give you a hard time for picking a F-handle


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