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#724644 02/26/2011 3:22 PM
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I've had it on eBay and got a decent price for it. Kinda bittersweet. I've had it long enough and now it's someone elses turn to enjoy it. I can now finish my '42 Chevy pickup that I started a few years ago. Gonna be wierd walking into the garage and not seeing my '45 sittin' there. Maybe the new owner will pop in to the Stovebolt Site.

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I've never sold a car without feeling a little nauseous when it actually leaves, but I really like where your going with that 42. Besides that 42 will probably be more fun to drive than the 45 was.
Good luck, Rob

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Glad you got a fair price for it, your 42 is gonna be quite a bit different than your 45! Looks like you did a nice job putting it together. thumbs_up The guy that bought it, is he local?

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Man, selling that beautiful '45 must've been like losing a member of the family! Looks like the new project is going in a different direction, is the '42 going to have "Stovebolt" power??

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I keep telling myself that it's someone else's turn to enjoy it but I feel like I'm giving up one of my kids for adoption. My son and I brought this ol' jalopy truck back to it's former glory. Who says trucks don't have personality? The guy bought it lives about 30 miles away, so it's nearby. Maybe I can have visitation rights. Now it's on to the next project..........

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John, I looked carefully at your truck - you did an amazing job - the new owner is oh so lucky. Looking forward to seeing your progress on your new project. The new owner of your 45 should feel very fortunate.

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Sir, that '45 is gorgeous... but, if you could do that, imagine what you will do with the '42! thumbs_up


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The last time I saw it,I had to say by to my truck. And now to the next project.

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Been there done that. I sold my 52 GMC and now I'm onto a suburban project. Sometimes it is better to just move on and not think about it too much.


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John ,

my name is Renzo Corvetta. I live in Italy. I believe I own the truck you restored. It would be nice to get in touch with you. Please contact me at [email protected]. I find kind of difficult corresponding over the website, possibly because I am new to it. Hopefully this will be working. Thanks!

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Renzo, steppenwood has not been on the site in 4 years. He has a email address posted in his profile. Click on his name then click “View Profile” to get it. Good luck


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