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#750354 05/29/2011 1:46 AM
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Hello everyone. My daughter and I just picked up a 1955 1st series 3100 that she intends to drive to school next year. Haven't had a chance to start taking it apart yet but the previous owner actually drove it to my house. It is all original and still starts right up. Needs quite a bit of work though. The one item getting me nervous is that there is substantial rust on the frame rails at the front of the rear springs. The frame looks good everywhere else. Have to take the bed off and get a better look. This will be a fun father daughter project. I am sure I will be asking for help along the way.

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Kary, welcome to the Stovebolt.. and you daughter to. Lots of good folks here and tons of information. Your daughter will remember these experiences. My 28 year old remembers well helping me on my 37 and speaks of it often. Yep, when I'm gone its hers. Good luck and let us know how can help.


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Hi Kary and daughter,welcome from Scotland.

What a cool way to get to school.

It also makes a pleasant change from all the father/son projects round here.... wink

Like Alvin says,I'm sure her experiences will be talked about long after she's finished her education,as these are the things great memories are made of.

Good luck.


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Welcome Kary, good that she is interested in it, we always need the next generation involved. Don't be shy with the questions, knowledge is the best resource, as we say here.

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Welcome to Stovebolt! Always glad to welcome father and daughter act. Also glad to see someone from NY. Where are you from. I am about 25 miles from Rochester, near Lake Ontario. I live in Ontario NY. Good luck, and please keep us posted on the progress.

Joy #750631 05/30/2011 12:16 PM
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Welcome to the Bolt Kary.
Great to see a father and daughter team.
Good luck and post some pics soon.

Chris


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Joy #750822 05/31/2011 3:42 AM
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We are in Yorktown. Nice to know there are other New Yorkers here. I will post some pics soon.


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