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#701996 12/09/2010 4:44 AM
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My first post here. Looks like there's a lot of knowledge on this forum. I bought a '57 one ton panel a couple of months ago. It's a 17,000 mile ex FD truck but still needs some TLC. I live in Weirton, WV, am a former machinist and antique motorcycle enthusiast. I hope to intergrate the two hobbies.

Kojack #702021 12/09/2010 8:29 AM
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Hey Kojack,welcome to the 'bolt.
Are your plans to keep your panel in FD livery?
Or are you planning a bike hauler?
There's a sub-forum for Fire trucks. Look in the big bolts section.
Pictures would be nice.....
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jockbolter50 #702030 12/09/2010 11:24 AM
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Welcome to Stovebolt! Glad you joined!

Joy #702106 12/09/2010 5:44 PM
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Welcome to the Bolt,Kojack. Your at the right place. Good folks and plenty of help on projects. Panels rock!! Be sure to check out the panel and suburban forums.


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Welcome Kojack, always room for more panel owners here. The more you explore this site, the more you'll like it.

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jockbolter50 #702218 12/10/2010 1:18 AM
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Plans are for a bike hauler. The FD parts were already removed when I got the truck. However, I just learned today that the guy who removed them still has them and wants to sell, so if anyone want them let me know and I'll give you his contact. The panel used to have a front mounted pump driven off the front of the crank.
Originally Posted by jockbolter50
Hey Kojack,welcome to the 'bolt.
Are your plans to keep your panel in FD livery?
Or are you planning a bike hauler?
There's a sub-forum for Fire trucks. Look in the big bolts section.
Pictures would be nice.....
Jock thumbs_up


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