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#812880 01/03/2012 8:29 PM
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Hi everyone I,m so glad to have found this site. I have been looking around here and the 6066 GMC guys website and its such a great wealth of knowledge. I have had 5 old chevy trucks and currently have a 62 GMC one ton dump in sad shape and a 65 GMC 4000 . I,m planning on restoring the 4000 this winter. It only has 32,000 miles and runs great. The cab and hood are excellant but the fenders need replacing. I,ll try to get a few pictures posted this weekend. I look forward to everyones years of knowledge and expertice.Thanks, Bluce

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Hi bluce, welcome from Scotland.
I see you're from MD,home to Stovebolt HQ.
It sounds like your fairly well 'addicted' to these old trucks yourself,so I'm sure you'll be able to contribute your own knowledge/experiences as well as learn a few things here too.
Good luck.
Jock.


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Welcome Bluce, yep, you're right near HQ alright. I'm sure you'll be glad you joined us here, lots of knowledge. What's under the hood, a V8? Only 32,000 miles? May still be under warranty, lol.

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Bluce be sure to keep tabs on the "side Lot" forum in the ODSS pages. Some group activities occur with some regularity and usually fun times. Welcome.


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The 4000 is a pretty awesome find. I picked it up at a nieghbors auction one mile from my house thinking I was going to use it as parts truck but it was so solid ,Ive switched gears from restoring my 62 one ton to working on the big boy. I have a masonry company here in frederick and hopefully will use this as a part time work truck, part time show truck. The truck came with a optional 351, two speed rear and I think the longest wheelbase 223" . The only bad is the two fenders are a little mangled. But shouldnt take much to fix.

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Bluce, welcome to the Stovebolt. Look forward to seeing your around the garage and hearing you stories...both good and bad as you work on the truck!! We're here to help.


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Hi Bluce. I'm just down the road too, although I'm fairly new to these trucks myself. I do have a question for you though. I've been trying to keep an ear out for a '66 C20 I owned and (regrettably) sold about 5 years ago to someone else in the state. At that time it was poorly painted faded bronze with a white roof and rustoleum red rockers (replaced). Seen it around?

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Hi Bluce -- and welcome from here at Stovebolt HQ (whereat resides a '65 GMC 4000 as well!). As the Bone says, keep tabs on us in the Side Lot forum for the ODSS and we look forward to meeting you at a future event.

John


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