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#745811 05/09/2011 2:43 AM
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Just would like to say Hello from the twin cities. I have visited Stovebolt.com several times and have learned a great deal about the older Chevy trucks. I own a 1950 1 ton 3800 series with a 9' stepside bed. The truck has been in our family since new & passed down form the original owner to my dad & finally to me. My son & I spent several evenings & weekends this spring getting it back on the road. It has done more sitting that anything else the last several years, but just a week ago we took it out for a spin for the first time. It isn't much to look at right now but we are having fun driving it again, the cosmetics will be addressed later this year.

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Welcome to the site. Love it when these trucks get passed down like that. Good luck on the cosmetics.

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Welcome to Stovebolt! It's so much fun to take that first ride after tinkering with it a while. You never know if it is going to make it! Thank goodness for cell phones! We always take care of the machinics first, and the cosmetics kind of grow on ya the way it is. LOL Glad you joined, good luck!

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Welcome 3800,
I'm sort of new here myself, and have learned alot so far.
There must be alot of trucks up north. I may have to come up there and find another one for myself.

Welcome
Chris


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Welcome to the Bolt! Always good to see someone else from the Land of 10,000 taxes!! grin When you get a chance, we'd love to see some pictures of your truck.


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Welcome to the site, always great to get them running!

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WElcome to the Stovebolt. See ya around the garage.


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Welcome from Minnesota smile


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Welcome to Stovebolt from Ft. Worth

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Thanks to everyone for the welcome. Look forward to learning new things from everyone & offering advice when I can to all those folks driving the 1 tons. Drove mine today about 20 miles just for fun. I also own a 1946 3/4 ton which will be a project for next year (maybe). Hoping to be at *Back to the 50's* show in mid-June in St. Paul with the 1950.

Tom

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Hello and welcome from near Sleepy Eye. Where do you call home? Jerry



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Hi Jerry,
New Brighton, MN is home for me, it is a northern suburb of the twin cities, about 20 minutes from either downtown. Is your truck a stepside or a flat bed 1 ton? Thanks for saying hello.
Tom

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Welcome 3800GUY. Drove my 49 4400 around the other day as well now that the weather is nice. always brings a smile to my face. If you have a questions here is the place to ask it.


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