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#761289 07/10/2011 8:19 PM
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Just wanted to say what a great site this is. My Dad has a COE setup as a rollback in North Alabama using big block chevy for power.
I am looking for a two ton to tow my 1955 Oliver Super 55 and do other hauling chores on my micro farm/ homestead in Mims, FL.
It great to see folks taking care of good tools.

sincerely,

Bo Boyette

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Welcome to the Bolt. This is a wonderful site with such good people here to help everyone out.

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Bo, keep a watch on Craiglist or ebay and here at the Trucks for Sale in the Swap Meet. I see several big bolts up for sale fairly regular. Especially a low mileage grain truck from the mid west. Some of them still around in good shape.

Welcome to the Stovebolt and good luck on your search. There is one out there!


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Achipmunk #761341 07/10/2011 10:53 PM
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Welcome Bo, so what is the Oliver used for? I see them a lot in the antique tractor pulls. Good luck.

Leo

Leo #761391 07/11/2011 3:12 AM
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Ahh, used to drive through Mims on my way to Titusville many years ago...boy, a fresh orange sure would taste good right now...! I think we would all like to see some pics of your dad's COE. And, welcome to the 'Bolt!


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