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#613231 01/25/2010 5:40 AM
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I found this site about two days after I purchased a 1948 chev truck. I just want to say thanks to everybody, what a great service this is.I have learned more about old trucks in the past week or so than I have in the previous 47 years. My dad owned a 48 chev truck when I was a young boy. The truck was nothing special just a old truck but for some reason that is the one vehicle that I always remember him in. Again I just want to say thank you to all. Snowed in in minnesota

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I can identify. Bought my '51 late last summer and found this site shortly thereafter.
My dad had a'54 back in the early 60's. Carted home my pony in it when I was 7 years old. I never asked for a pony, either. I was happy ridin' the ol' sow, Marcella. I think dad bought me the pony 'cause Marcella was goin' to be butchered.
But enough about that. This is a informative and entertaining site. Welcome.


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Davey Do #613279 01/25/2010 11:43 AM
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This site isfull of fun stories and we want to hear them all, Frank. yahoo
my01 fordex 1948, Glad you are part of Stovebolt. We all learn from each other! Good Luck! thumbs_up

Joy #613354 01/25/2010 5:54 PM
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Welcome aboard! Good to see another Minnesotan on here. Whereabouts are you located?


Rich
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1959 Chev. Viking 40

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Where are you located At?

I am in Roseau Mn.

Currently redoing a 1951 That was my Fathers To.

jaime

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I am from Willmar which is in west central Mn.

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Im buildiong a 51 in brooklyn center mn good to see other mns on here... ps any body got an extra 3 speed trans?


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