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#706660 12/27/2010 6:28 PM
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Hello all, I found this most excellent site when I was surfing for info on my 46 GMC truck, as a newbie I will be learning the in's and out's of the forum. And look forward to learning as much as I can.

Thx Kingcrow

ps I didn't see an option to attach a photo, but again I'm a newbie and will have to learn.




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Welcome kingcrow.
Read this, picture posting policy and show us your ride.


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Here a link to some pic's of my truck.


http://s1227.photobucket.com/albums/ee428/Texasrustriders/


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Welcome to the Stovebolt kingcrow. Looks like you have the 46 project well under way. Looks as though you got a pretty straight pickup.
Let us know how we can help... be sure to ask the questions in the best forum for the most/best results. Keep us posted and good luck.

.... and there are lots os Texans around so I'm sure you'll be inducted into the Texas Connection smile


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welcome kingcrow, looks like a good truck.

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Hi Kingcrow,welcome to the 'bolt'
Thanks for the pics,neat truck you've got.
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Welcome to the Stovebolt. That is a very nice old truck. I think those years had the most cool looking fenders ever!


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Thx guy's for the warm welcome.

It is great to find so many people with such a love for Stovebolts. Feels as if I have gone full circle after 30+ years, my first ride was a 63 Chevy 1/2 ton my dad gave me at 15, knocking rod and rusty body, learned to drive a standard in that truck, 3 on the three baby. God I loved that truck.


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Welcome to the Bolt!
Is that a Chevy panel in your first picture?


Never mind...I just read your post in the other forum.

Last edited by Rich'sToys; 12/28/2010 10:47 PM. Reason: added the last part.

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Welcome Kingcrow, good to have you aboard!


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