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My dad, my big brother and I drove 15 hours to Kansas to pick it up. We decided to buy it Wednesday night and left 4 a.m Friday morning so we didnt have much time to get ready for the trip. it was originally owned by a farmer who bought it new and drove it for 40 years then stuck it away in a barn. Another person bought it but never got around to doing anything on it. he didn't even switch the title over so im kind of like the second owner of the truck. Im a farm girl so i thought it was pretty cool that it has farming background. When we got it home we started tearing it apart. we took the rear fenders, bed box, tires, grille, and radiator off and went to work. so far we have got almost all the brake work done as well as the body work (plenty of bondo and sanding needed on the fenders) now we are woking on the engine and dad makes me go to NAPA by myself to get parts even though i dont always know what im talking about. but i guess im learning right? I also plan on having"Reaume Farms" painted on the doors as a finishing touch. anyways, heres my truck. more pictures to come.
Erin

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Hi Erin!
Welcome to the Bolt! Looks like you have a nice truck. And it's also nice to see the ladies involved. And the knowledge you'll gain will serve you well throughout your life. Have fun with the truck, and keep us posted on your progress.


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