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#806449 12/13/2011 8:58 PM
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Hello! My name is Baxter and im from the Western side of Washignton State. I recently bought my first truck at teh age of 16; its a blue green 1961 Apache C10 running project. Im proud of it too smile i dont want to get it on the road yet because i need to do a few reapairs. Main things i have to do are replace the windshield, brakes, tires, two rims, inside of the bed, rebuild the carb, do a little wiring, go through the frame (thick surface rust and grime), and do a little wielding and sanding! Its a big project but i cant wait to get into it! I would GREATLY apreciate any advice or pointers that anyone could throw my way! smile


- Theres no replacement for displacement.
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Hi Baxter, welcome. Its great to see young people such as yourself to get into this hobby. Hey, be absolutely sure your truck is safe to drive before you venture out with it. Do you have a V8 in it? Oh and I advise you to post a pic or two.

Leo

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Congratulations Baxter! Sounds like you have the work planned out, good job. You WILL remember that truck your entire life, do it right and you will be rightfully very proud. Like Leo said, post some pics for us all to enjoy.


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Baxter, your making friends that will stick with you from beginning to end. Welcome to Stovebolt and let us know how we can help.


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Hi Baxter welcome from Scotland.
Baxter's a good Scottish name BTW.... grin
Is there a connection in your family?

It's also great to see the young guys keeping the tradition going.
It sounds like your on the right track,now all we need is some pics,so get snapping! pix

Good luck
Jock.


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How do you post pictures? and it has a 235 straight six connected to a 4 on the floor smile

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Welcome,Baxter from just across the border

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Hi Baxter....you didn't say where in western WA you were located. There are a few of us " bolters " located just across the border in B.C. We do venture down to the States once in a while.


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Britcon #807209 12/15/2011 11:50 PM
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Im right on the Key Peninsula, a little old town called Gig Harbor, near Tacoma smile


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Hi Baxter-well we could be neighbors, I live on Vashon Island. Welcome to the site. The support and knowledge is the best anywhere. Good luck and enjoy your truck. My first one was a 66 step side. Steve

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Hey Baxter, I'm in Lynnwood. Someone should organize a WA state stovebolt drive in sometime this summer. Would be great fun.


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