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Hi! i found your sight while looking for some information about "king pins" I'm looking forward to meeting some more chevy truck owners. I have a 1949 1/2 ton, i'm rebuilding it to look basicly stock, but i've updated the brakes and am putting a 350 in it with a turbo 400 trans and a 96 camaro posi rear end.I still have alot of work to do but shes almost ready to start.hope to share some stories and ideas soon !! RickC

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...if your looking forward to meeting Chevy truck guys you are definitely at the right place smile
Welcome to the Stovebolt and there is plenty of good folks with knowledge to help out. Good luck.


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Welcome Rick. Welcome. Basically stock huh? Except for the power train I guess. There's a lot of advantages to doing that. If you need any help with the rebuild, just ask what you need to know, someone already has done what you are trying to do. Good luck.

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RickC, I can almost throw a rock to Your place...I live in Almont, which is about 20 miles South...Welcome to the Stovebolt, You can get much information here..Great People...Bill B.


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Macomb is 20 miles South, that is...


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Hi Rick, welcome from Scotland, I couldn't throw a rock that far!
See you around the Hi-po forum. thumbs_up


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Hi Rick and welcome to the bolt.

Kip from Livonia


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Thank You!!all for the welcome! Kip, i really like that crankout windsheild, and the mouse nests are funny. I found some s&h gereenstamps and a pot pipe when i cleaned out my truck!!!Jockbolter I went to your flicker sight GREAT PICS!!!and Bill i hope my truck comes out as nice as yours!!!

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Welcome Rick


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Welcome Rick! My wife is from Sterling Heights, and I used to live in Toronto. Be sure to get over and visit Tom Langdon in Utica, who carries various inline 6 parts for Chev's. He's a character to say the least and an Ex-GM engineer on inlines, but a wealth of knowledge on hopped up stovebolts.


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